Recall that the simplified AES algorithm encrypts v as= T(Š(M(T(Š(v + ko))) + k1)) + k2,as described in the notes. The operations are: Add key, S-box, Shiftrow (T), Mix column (M), Add key, S-box, Shift row (T again), Addkey. Write down an expression for the decryption of c in terms ofthe inverse of S (you don't need to calculate the inverse of S but, ifnecessary, compute the inverses of M and T).

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Recall that the simplified AES algorithm encrypts v as
= T(Š(M(T(Š(v + ko))) + k1)) + k2,
as described in the notes. The operations are: Add key, S-box, Shift
row (T), Mix column (M), Add key, S-box, Shift row (T again), Add
key. Write down an expression for the decryption of c in terms of
the inverse of S (you don't need to calculate the inverse of S but, if
necessary, compute the inverses of M and T).

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AES algorithm is advanced encryption security algorithm in which the data is encrypt in the form of cipher text and key is required to make it secure encrypted key and decrypted key , if the user needs to access the data than he/she require a decrypt key , in this way the data is secure and safe.

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