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The AES competition involved many of the world's top cryptographers.

Some of the major developments in cryptography before AES were:

At least two writers have proposed methods of making ciphers provably resistant to linear and differential cryptanalysis, Carlisle Adams in Block_cipher#CAST and Serge Vaudenay with his decorrelation theory.

Most of the people mentioned above, and a number of others well-known in the field, participated in the AES process.

Here is a table showing the major players. For many papers, some of the co-authors are omitted to keep it simple; see references in the main article for complete co-author lists.

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AES cipher

team included

attackers

Rijndael

Rijmen, Daemen

Ferguson, Schroeppel, Whiting

Twofish

Schneier, Kelsey, Whiting, Wagner, Ferguson

Serpent

Anderson, Biham, Knudsen

RC6

Rivest

MARS

Coppersmith

Hasty Pudding

Schroeppel

FROG

Schneier, Wagner, Ferguson

Magenta

Schneier, Biham, Shamir, Ferguson, Knudsen

E2

Matsui

DEAL

Knudsen

Schneier, Kelsey

DFC

Vaudenay

Knudsen, Rijmen

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