 Broken cryptography algorithms

Broken cryptography algorithms refer to cryptographic algorithms that have been compromised or rendered insecure due to vulnerabilities found in their design, implementation, or both. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers to decrypt confidential data or forge digital signatures, thereby undermining the security that these algorithms were intended to provide. There are several reasons an algorithm might be considered "broken": 1. **Mathematical Weaknesses**: An algorithm may have inherent flaws that allow attackers to break it using mathematical techniques.