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|  | This pushes back the birthday bound for collisions to make it virtually
irrelevant. | 
|  | Results of cryptfs/openssl_benchmark.bash :
Before:
  BenchmarkEnc_OpenSSL_4k_AES256_nonce96-2 	   50000	     31802 ns/op	 127.28 MB/s
  BenchmarkEnc_OpenSSL_4k_AES256_nonce128-2	   50000	     32110 ns/op	 126.06 MB/s
After:
  BenchmarkEnc_OpenSSL_4k_AES256_nonce96-2 	   50000	     28612 ns/op	 141.47 MB/s
  BenchmarkEnc_OpenSSL_4k_AES256_nonce128-2	   50000	     28613 ns/op	 141.47 MB/s | 
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|  | AES-256 seems to be becoming the industry standard. While AES-128 is
good enough for tens of years to come, let's follow suit and be extra
safe. | 
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|  | This brings streaming read performance from 30MB/s to 81MB/s
(similar improvement for writes) |