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How can I encrypt more than 64 bit with the Data Encryption Standard?
The Data Encryption Algorithm is designed to encipher and decipher blocks of data consisting of 64 bits under control of a 56-bit key.
If my data is more than 64 bits, (suppose 66 or 67 bits), will ...
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What are the details of the DES weakness of reusing the same IV in CBC mode with the same key?
I think I once faced the recommendation, that the initialization vector should always be random and never be used twice with the same key.
How serious is this weakness?
Also, is AES less effected ...
