Cryptohack - Resisting Bruteforce [10 pts]

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The Solution is shared considering CAN I SHARE MY SOLUTIONS? Problem If a block cipher is secure, there should be no way for an attacker to distinguish the output of AES from a random permutation of bits. Furthermore, there should be no better way to undo the permutation than simply bruteforcing every possible key. That’s why academics consider a cipher theoretically “broken” if…

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