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Add encrypted Parquet file using AES-CTR and a plaintext footer - #130
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Fixes #129
I've also updated the README to make it clear that the provided keys are displayed as strings that should be ASCII encoded to get the actual keys. Currently they're displayed as arrays of byte values where each value could be incorrectly interpreted as an integer.
This new file was generated with the code in adamreeve/arrow@eff10b8, which is on a branch that includes the changes from apache/arrow#54884. I'll add this to
apache/arrowonce that PR is merged.I've verified that this file can be read by
arrow-goandparquet-java, using some AI help as I'm not very familiar with those implementations.