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Development and Comment of Symmetric Key Block Cipher Modes of Operation

Siqing Xue

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At the beginning of 2001 ,the Symmetric Key Block Cipher Modes of Operation Workshop sponsored by NIST plans to develop a new mode standard that will be suitable for other symmetric key block cipher algorithms and AES. This paper summarizes the characteristics and development of the modes presented recently, and makes relevant comment.

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At the beginning of 2001 ,the Symmetric Key Block Cipher Modes of Operation Workshop sponsored by NIST plans to develop a new mode standard that will be suitable for other symmetric key block cipher algorithms and AES. This paper summarizes the characteristics and development of the modes presented recently, and makes relevant comment.

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At the beginning of 2001 ,the Symmetric Key Block Cipher Modes of Operation Workshop sponsored by NIST plans to develop a new mode standard that will be suitable for other symmetric key block cipher algorithms and AES. This paper summarizes the characteristics and development of the modes presented recently, and makes relevant comment.

Key concepts: Computer science, Block cipher, Symmetric-key algorithm, Block cipher mode of operation, Key (lock), NIST, CBC-MAC, Triple DES

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