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As in it's processing at the speed that data can be fed into the CPU. This particular use case was files coming in from the network on 10Gbps hardware but that was about the speed the AES HW ran via openssl perf tests. How many sessions and message sizes are irrelevant. Hardware was AMD EPYC 7642.


It's irrelevant to your use case. It's not irrelevant to the broader CS question of why people don't just do what you're doing.


If there’s no HW that demonstrates a speed difference, then maybe the theoretical CS concerns aren’t properly modeled? Also, the approach I outlined has a strength whereby there’s no nonce to mismanage which is a big strength.


You'd have to publish details of the construction you came up with for me to have anything to say about it not having or needing a nonce.




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