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IV stands for Initialization Vector, which needs to be passed by appending the same at the beginning of the original request payload, before performing the encryption. If the IV is not being used for AES encryption, then 16-byte random characters need to be specified at the beginning of the original request payload before performing the encryption.
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IV stands for Initialization Vector, which needs to be passed by appending the same at the beginning of the original request payload, before performing the encryption. If the IV is not being used for AES encryption, then 16-byte random characters need to be specified at the beginning of the original request payload before performing the encryption.