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• Stream cipher
  In [[cryptography]], a '''stream cipher''' is a symmetric [[cipher]] which encrypts data by combining the plaintext The hard part of stream cipher design is the pseudorandom generator. An enemy who knows or guesses some pl
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• Stream Cipher
  #Redirect [[Stream cipher]]
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• Stream cipher/Definition
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• Stream cipher/Bibliography
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• Stream cipher/Related Articles
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• Stream Cipher
  #Redirect [[Stream cipher]]
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• Block cipher/Related Articles
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• Cipher/Related Articles
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• Solitaire (cipher)/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A stream cipher that uses a shuffled deck of cards as its main mechanism.
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• Symmetric key cryptography
  ...udy of symmetric-key ciphers involves the study of [[block cipher]]s and [[stream cipher]]s and their applications. ...rs, by the plaintext stream as well. [[RC4]] is an example of a well-known stream cipher <ref name= schneierbook />
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• Code book attack/Related Articles
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• Block cipher modes of operation/Related Articles
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• Cryptographic key/Related Articles
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• Solitaire (cipher)
  The '''Solitaire''' [[stream cipher]] was designed by [[Bruce Schneier]] and used by characters in [[Neal Steph
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• Passive attack
  ...[[one-time pad]]; variants of these work for either [[block cipher]]s or [[stream cipher]]s: ...her]], or the entire pseudorandom stream until it starts repeating for a [[stream cipher]]
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• Ron Rivest/Related Articles
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• History of cryptography/Related Articles
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• Snake oil (cryptography)/Related Articles
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• Dev-random/Related Articles
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• Code book attack
  ...correspond to which plaintexts. There is also a variant usable against a [[stream cipher]]; the attacker attempts to build a listing of the entire output stream, un ...easily breakable. See the [[Stream_cipher#Reusing_pseudorandom_material | stream cipher]] article for details.
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• Rivest ciphers
  '''RC4''' is a very widely deployed [[stream cipher]].
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• Hybrid cryptosystem
  ...ptography|secret key]] (symmetric) techniques such as [[block cipher]]s, [[stream cipher]]s and [[cryptographic hash]]es. Because asymmetric techniques are typicall * use a symmetric cipher &mdash; [[block cipher]] or [[stream cipher]] &mdash; and the shared keying material to encrypt data
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• Ron Rivest
  ...RC" for "Rivest Cipher" or perhaps "Ron's Code". RC4 is a very widely used stream cipher. RC6 was a finalist in the AES contest.
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• Block cipher modes of operation
  ...ut for the next block. This effectively lets a block cipher be used as a [[stream cipher]]. A stream depending only on the key and the initialization vector o<sub>0 ...umber#pseudorandom number generator|pseudorandom number generator]] or a [[stream cipher]]; if the block cipher is secure and is keyed and re-keyed appropriately, t
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• VENONA/Related Articles
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• Key management
  Many [[cryptography|cryptographic]] techniques &mdash; [[block cipher]]s, [[stream cipher]]s, [[public key]] encryption, [[digital signature]]s, and [[hashed message
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• Cipher
  ...ixed-size blocks and encrypts each block under control of the key, and a [[stream cipher]] which encrypts a stream of input data by combining it with a pseudo-rando [[Stream cipher]]s are not tied to blocks, but apply a continually generated key to an arbi
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• Bent function
  ...inearity]] makes them useful in [[cryptography]], in the construction of [[stream cipher]]s or [[block cipher]]s. Bent functions are a specific case of [[plateaued
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• One-time pad
  [[Bell Labs]] researcher [[Gilbert Vernam]] effectively invented the [[stream cipher]], obtaining U.S. Patent 1,310,719 on a device that took key and plaintext ...ndom sequence from the key. The former is insecure. The latter gives you a stream cipher, not a one-time pad.
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• Alan Turing
  ...|first=Gregory J.|coauthors=Philip Hawkes|date=2003|chapter=Turing: A Fast Stream Cipher|url=http://download.springer.com/static/pdf/386/chp%253A10.1007%252F978-3-5
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• Snake oil (cryptography)
  ...me pad; it is a stream cipher based on a random number generator. Secure [[stream cipher]]s and secure [[random number]] generators certainly exist (see the links f
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• Stream cipher
  In [[cryptography]], a '''stream cipher''' is a symmetric [[cipher]] which encrypts data by combining the plaintext The hard part of stream cipher design is the pseudorandom generator. An enemy who knows or guesses some pl
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• Diffie-Hellman
  ...hat shared secret as a [[cryptographic key]] for a [[block cipher]] or a [[stream cipher]], or as the basis for a further key exchange.
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• Cryptanalysis/Citable Version
  ...[[one-time pad]]; variants of these work for either [[block cipher]]s or [[stream cipher]]s: ...her]], or the entire pseudorandom stream until it starts repeating for a [[stream cipher]]
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• Cryptanalysis
  ...[[one-time pad]]; variants of these work for either [[block cipher]]s or [[stream cipher]]s: ...her]], or the entire pseudorandom stream until it starts repeating for a [[stream cipher]]
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• Random number generator
  ...ation#Counter.2C_CTR|counter mode]] while the [[Open BSD]] device uses a [[stream cipher]]. The [[Linux]] device uses a second hash. ...rs; we describe some in the [[Stream_cipher#Shift_register_stream_ciphers| stream cipher article]].
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• Block cipher
  ...xt]], giving a block of [[ciphertext]] for each. The other main type are [[stream cipher]]s, which generate a continuous stream of keying material to be mixed with ...another cryptographic function such as a [[random number generator]], a [[stream cipher]], or a [[cryptographic hash]]. These are primarily a matter of choosing th
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• Cryptography
  ...em. Designing a good cryptographic primitive &mdash; a [[block cipher]], [[stream cipher]] or [[cryptographic hash]] &mdash; is indeed a tricky business, but for mo A [[stream cipher]] encrypts a stream of input data by combining it with a [[random number |
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• RSA algorithm
  ...rithms]] with names of the form RC''n'' including [[RC4]], a widely used [[stream cipher]].
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• Digital rights management
  First, CSS was designed to be weak; it used a [[stream cipher]] for the bulk data encryption, and some additional things for [[key manage
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• DVD
  ...ights management or DRM scheme used on commercial DVDs which uses a 40-bit stream cipher [[algorithm]] which was initially introduced around 1996. It was [[reverse
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