Stream cipher attacks
ID: stream-cipher-attacks
Stream cipher attacks refer to various techniques and methods used by attackers to exploit vulnerabilities in stream ciphers, which are cryptographic algorithms designed to encrypt plaintext data by combining it with a stream of pseudo-random cipher digits (keys). Stream ciphers operate on data one bit or byte at a time, and they are widely used in applications where speed and efficiency are critical, such as in secure communications and real-time data transmission.
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