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After the selection of Rijndael as the AES, it was decided to change the names of some of its component functions in order to improve the readability of the standard. However, we see that many recent publications on Rijndael and the AES still use the old names, mainly because the original submission documents using the old names, are still available on the Internet. In this note we repeat quickly the new names for the component functions. Additionally, we remind the reader on the difference between AES and Rijndael and present an overview of the most important references for Rijndael and the AES.
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