The following is the input to the round 1 Byte Substitution Layer in AES. 11111001111010011100100111100001110110011110110100111001111000001110000110000001100000011111111111111001111110011110000111101111 What will be the output to the Byte Substitution Layer?

The following is the input to the round 1 Byte Substitution Layer in AES. 11111001111010011100100111100001110110011110110100111001111000001110000110000001100000011111111111111001111110011110000111101111 What will be the output to the Byte Substitution Layer?

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