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Generate A Secret Key Using Aes In Python File
We shall use a different Python library for AES, called pycryptodome, which supports the the AES-256-GCM construction: pip install pycryptodome Next, let's play with the below AES-GCM example in Python, which generates a random encryption key (secret key) and uses it to encrypt a text message, then decrypts it back to the original plaintext.
For this I write a Swift Application which generates a key pair in the SE and build a CSR from this.Now I have created a AD Certificate out of the CSR. Because of the Keychain access groups I can't access private key.Is there another way to create a key pair in the secure enclave where I can access the private key from the keychain? 
How do I create a Key-pair in the Secure Enclave, which I can access from the System Keychain?For a internal project, I need a AD Certificate, where the private key should be stored in the SE.
| Discusses symmetric encryption key generation techniques for block encryption algorithms such as AES, Blowfish, and Twofish, or for other algorithms such as ChaCha20.
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