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Should I use the bouncy castle libraries or the ones included in Android for AES

I'm writing an android app where I need to use AES. Is it better to use the bouncy castle libraries or should I just stick with what is included in default android libraries?

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I think the question might be phrased better the other way - why would you not use the built in libraries?

Anyway, here's a helpful link with some code samples: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2090765/encryption-compatable-between-android-and-c

Brandon  2010-05-18 15:10:03
I had come accross the code snippet for android before, but thank you for the link.
tahnok  2010-05-18 15:49:06

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