Camellia is considered a modern safe cipher. Camellia has been certified as a standard cipher by several standardization organizations.
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Camellia is patented ?
Last edit: Anonymous 2016-06-21
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Patent status
Although Camellia is patented, it is available under a royalty-free license.[5] This has allowed the Camellia cipher to become part of the OpenSSL Project, under an open-source license, since November 2006.[6] It has also allowed it to become part of the Mozilla's NSS (Network Security Services) module.[7]
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Camellia is considered a modern safe cipher. Camellia has been certified as a standard cipher by several standardization organizations.
CRYPTREC
NESSIE
IETF
Camellia is patented ?
Last edit: Anonymous 2016-06-21
Wikipedia summarize well the patent status of Camellia and why it can be included in Open Source projects like VeraCrypt: