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In affine block cipher systems if f(m)=Am + t, what is f(m1+m2) ?
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CRYPTOGRAPHY AND NETWORK SECURITY - DATA ENCRYPTION STANDARD MCQ
- In affine block cipher systems if f(m)=Am + t, what is f(m1+m2) ?
- In affine block cipher systems if f(m)=Am + t, what is f(m1+m2+m3) ?
- What is the number of possible 3 x 3 affine cipher transformations ?
- Super-Encipherment using two affine transformations results in another affine transformation
- If the key is 110100001, the output of the SP network for the plaintext: 101110001 is
- If the key is 110100001 where, If ki=0, then S_i (x)=((1 1 0 | 0 1 1 | 1 0 0 ))x+((1 1 1)) and If ki=1, then S_i (x)=((0 1 1 | 1 0 1 | 1 0 0))x+((0 1 1)) then the output of the SP network for the plaintext: 101110001 is
- Confusion hides the relationship between the ciphertext and the plaintext
- The S-Box is used to provide confusion, as it is dependent on the unknown key
- Which of the following slows the cryptographic algorithm
- DES follows
- The DES Algorithm Cipher System consists of ____________rounds (iterations) each with a round key
- The DES algorithm has a key length of
- In the DES algorithm, although the key size is 64 bits only 48bits are used for the encryption procedure, the rest are parity bits
- In the DES algorithm the round key is __________ bit and the Round Input is ____________bits
- In the DES algorithm the Round Input is 32 bits, which is expanded to 48 bits via ____________
- The Initial Permutation table/matrix is of size
- The number of unique substitution boxes in DES after the 48 bit XOR operation are
- In the DES algorithm the 64 bit key input is shortened to 56 bits by ignoring every 4th bit
- During decryption, we use the Inverse Initial Permutation (IP-1) before the IP
- A preferable cryptographic algorithm should have a good avalanche effect
- The number of tests required to break the DES algorithm are
- The number of tests required to break the Double DES algorithm are
- How many keys does the Triple DES algorithm use?
- In triple DES, the key size is ___ and meet in the middle attack takes ___ tests to break the key
- Using Differential Crypt-analysis, the minimum computations required to decipher the DES algorithm is
- Using Linear Crypt-analysis, the minimum computations required to decipher the DES algorithm is
- What is the size of the key in the SDES algorithm?
- Assume input 10-bit key, K: 1010000010 for the SDES algorithm. What is K1?
- Assume input 10-bit key, K: 1010000010 for the SDES algorithm. What is K2?
- The Ciphertext for the Plaintext 01110010, given that the keys K1 is 10100100 and K2 is 01000011 is
- The Ciphertext for the Plaintext 11010101, given that the key is 0111010001 is
- The Plaintext for the Ciphertext 00100010, given that the key is 1111111111 is
- In SDES, Encryption algorithm can be written as a composition of functions:
- Assume input 10-bit key, K: 0010010111 for the SDES algorithm. What is K1?
- The Plaintext for the Ciphertext 00001111, given that the key is 1111111111 is
- The Plaintext for the Ciphertext 11110000, given that the key is 0000000000 is
- Assume input 10-bit key, K: 0010010111 for the SDES algorithm. What is K2?
- The Plaintext for the Ciphertext 10100101, given that the key is 0010010111 is
f(m1) + f(m2)
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