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How feasible is to brute force the ENCRYPTION key if you have

  • the clear-text message
  • the encrypted-version of the same message
  • you know that Rijandel is the encryption algorithm
  • you know that the salt is 2 bytes long
Leonardo
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The attack you describe is called a "known-plaintext attack". It was commonly used to break older encryption schemes, most notably Enigma in the second world war.

AES/Rijndael is not susceptible to known-plaintext attacks.

Further reading:

Wikipedia: Known-plaintext attack

Why is AES resistant to known-plaintext attacks?

AleksanderCH
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