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Loading page content...Word Auto Key Encryption (David Wheeler, 1993). Stream cipher with a 256-entry 32-bit table that is CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED during keystream generation — each output word feeds back to overwrite a table entry, making the table data-dependent. Distinct from HC-128/SEAL/Turing. Status: legacy.
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A simple stream cipher performing byte-wise XOR operations between plaintext and key.
An unbreakable cipher when used with a truly random, single-use key of equal length to the plaintext.
Data Encryption Standard. A legacy 64-bit block cipher utilizing a 56-bit key size.
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