A **known-key distinguishing attack** is a type of cryptographic attack aimed at distinguishing between the output of a cryptographic function (such as a block cipher or a hash function) when a specific secret key is used. In this context, the attacker has access to some known plaintexts and corresponding ciphertexts (or hashes) that were encrypted (or hashed) using the same secret key.
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