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Date: 2012-12-05 14:08:20
Block cipher
Cryptographic hash function
Padding
Block size
Keystream
IPsec
Index of cryptography articles
Galois/Counter Mode
Cryptography
Block cipher modes of operation
Advanced Encryption Standard

Public Comments on Block Cipher Modes of Operation (Updated December 27, 2004) This document contains the public comments on block cipher modes of operation that NIST received by electronic mail after the First Modes of

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