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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/6/16 6:27 PM, Brent Putman wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">In fact, GCM didn't even work properly with Java 7's JCE, that I recall.</pre>
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I'm not sure, I can't keep them straight.</blockquote>
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Luckily I still had my sandbox class sitting around where I can test
this empirically...<br>
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set (although I could be wrong),</blockquote>
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I wasn't wrong. The SunJCE provider on Oracle (MacOS) JDK 1.7.0_79
doesn't support AES GCM, period.<br>
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cite="mid:d9776dd0-c738-39cd-3a55-470ef0f8bd69@georgetown.edu"
type="cite"> but pretty sure it does with BC configured.<br>
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JDK 7 does however work for AES GCM with BC installed as a security
provider.<br>
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And for the record, Oracle (MacOS) JDK 8 does support it
out-of-the-box in their provider set.<br>
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