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| AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) |
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a widely used symmetric encryption algorithm that operates on fixedsize blocks of data.
provides strong encryption by substituting and permuting data in a series
of rounds, making it suitable for various security applications. |
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a symmetric encryption algorithm known for its strong security and efficient performance.
offers robust encryption and is used in a variety of security
applications, including disk encryption. |
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| DES (Data Encryption Standard) |
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an early symmetric encryption algorithm that encrypts data in 64-bit blocks using a 56-bit key.
was widely adopted for secure data communication but has largely been replaced by more secure algorithms like AES |
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a symmetric block cipher encryption algorithm.
operates on data blocks of varying size, employs a variable number of rounds. |
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a symmetric block cipher encryption algorithm designed to provide
strong security and efficient performance.
extends the RC5 design with additional features to enhance security. |
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a symmetric block cipher encryption algorithm known for its
simplicity and security.
provides reliable encryption for secure communications and data
protection. |
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| 3DES (Triple Data Encryption Standard) |
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an improvement over DES, applying the DES algorithm three times to
enhance security.
provides improved encryption strength by applying the DES algorithm multiple times in succession. |
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a symmetric encryption algorithm designed for efficient encryption and decryption.
is known for its speed and flexibility, making it suitable for various cryptographic applications. |
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a stream cipher symmetric encryption algorithm that generates a
pseudorandom stream of bits.
was widely used in early SSL/TLS protocols but has been largely
deprecated due to vulnerabilities. |
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a family of symmetric stream cipher algorithms designed for secure
encryption.
is known for its speed, making it suitable for both hardware and
software implementations. |
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a variant of Salsa20, designed to provide stronger security and
resistance to certain attacks.
offers efficient and secure stream cipher encryption, making it
suitable for a wide range of cryptographic tasks. |
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