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    Well lads how are things, I have a question about the RijndaelManaged class in C#. I am using it and everything is ok. However I spotted on some message board that another lad was using it and he said that he did a Microsoft security update and could no longer decrypt his old data previous to the update, but anything encrypted/decrypted post update was ok. Has anyone ever heard of this problem? I would have thought that the AES standard is independant of any such changes and that once you have key and IV your sorted. However, the possibility of this happening to me is so serious that I have to investigate this. Thanks for any help in advance,

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