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7 May 2024

  • curprev 22:0822:08, 7 May 2024Ccocrick talk contribs 2,425 bytes +2,425 Created page with "== Stream Ciphers == '''Stream Ciphers''' are a type of encryption algorithm that encrypts plaintext one bit or one byte at a time, continuously streaming through the data. Unlike block ciphers, which encrypt fixed-size blocks of data, stream ciphers encrypt data in a continuous stream, making them suitable for encrypting real-time data streams, such as voice or video communication. === Operation === Stream ciphers generate a stream of pseudorandom bits, known as a ke..."