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This is useful in the implementation of `aes-gcm-siv`, as it allows for calling the newly re-added `finalize_reset` method, which is useful to avoid consuming `self` when computing the tag. SIV mode encryption requires first computing the tag as a pass of POLYVAL over the plaintext, where the tag also functions as a synthetic initialization vector. With AES-GCM-SIV specifically, it also needs access to the original nonce, which is XORed into the tag. Consuming `self` means it's not possible to store the cipher, POLYVAL, and nonce in the same struct, since after computing the SIV tag it needs to be passed to the cipher.
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This is useful in the implementation of
aes-gcm-siv, as it allows for calling the newly re-addedfinalize_resetmethod, which is useful to avoid consumingselfwhen computing the tag.SIV mode encryption requires first computing the tag as a pass of POLYVAL over the plaintext, where the tag also functions as a synthetic initialization vector. With AES-GCM-SIV specifically, it also needs access to the original nonce, which is XORed into the tag.
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selfmeans it's not possible to store the cipher, POLYVAL, and nonce in the same struct, since after computing the SIV tag it needs to be passed to the cipher.