I am trying to find library to encrypt/decrypt AES 128/192/256 CBC (with ability to provide custom IV)
So far I benchmarked Crypt::CBC with Crypt::OpenSSL::AES Crypt::Rijndael and Crypt::Cipher::AES. It's 30 times slower than command-line openssl call ( I tested 100Mb file)
encrypt OpenSSL::AES    6.974975
decrypt OpenSSL::AES    7.55751
encrypt Rijndael    6.38572
decrypt Rijndael    6.988235
encrypt Cipher::AES    5.818391
decrypt Cipher::AES    6.286144

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decrypt OPENSSL    0.208716

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Seems those modules were not pure perl, because when I tried Crypt::Rijndael_PP it did not finish withing minute or more and I terminated benchmark.
I think I tried another couple of Crypt::CBC compatible modules, but they did not work at all for my mode

I tried Crypt::GCrypt - it's 3 times slower than openssl cli
good!
So, I am looking for list of modules which can compete with openssl command line tool.

In reply to Decent crypto library? by vsespb

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