SSH Encryption Algorithm Names

E260813
cryptography identifier technical standard concept

SSH Encryption Algorithm Names are standardized identifiers used within the SSH protocol to specify which cryptographic ciphers are employed to secure data in transit.

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cryptography identifier ⓘ
technical standard concept ⓘ
category SSH cipher suite components ⓘ
encryption algorithm negotiation ⓘ
definedIn RFC 4253 ⓘ
example 3des-cbc ⓘ
aes128-cbc ⓘ
aes128-ctr ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
aes192-cbc ⓘ
aes192-ctr ⓘ
aes256-cbc ⓘ
aes256-ctr ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
arcfour ⓘ
arcfour128 ⓘ
arcfour256 ⓘ
blowfish-cbc ⓘ
cast128-cbc ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
none ⓘ
twofish-cbc ⓘ
twofish128-cbc ⓘ
twofish256-cbc ⓘ
exampleDeprecated 3des-cbc ⓘ
aes128-cbc ⓘ
arcfour ⓘ
blowfish-cbc ⓘ
exampleRecommended aes128-ctr ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
aes256-ctr ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
[email protected] ⓘ
format lowercase, hyphen-separated tokens ⓘ
governedBy The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Assigned Numbers ⓘ
surface form: IANA SSH Protocol Parameters registry
listedInField encryption_algorithms_client_to_server ⓘ
encryption_algorithms_server_to_client ⓘ
negotiatedVia SSH KEXINIT message ⓘ
property ordered by client and server preference ⓘ
support multiple algorithms for interoperability ⓘ
purpose to specify which symmetric cipher protects SSH traffic ⓘ
relatedTo SSH Key Exchange Algorithm Names ⓘ
SSH MAC Algorithm Names ⓘ
SSH Public Key Algorithm Names ⓘ
scope SSH transport layer ⓘ
securityConsideration some legacy names correspond to weak or deprecated ciphers ⓘ
usedInProtocol SSH ⓘ
surface form: SSH-2

SSH ⓘ
surface form: Secure Shell

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Subject: SSH Encryption Algorithm Names
Description of subject: SSH Encryption Algorithm Names are standardized identifiers used within the SSH protocol to specify which cryptographic ciphers are employed to secure data in transit.

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RFC 4250 → definesRegistry → SSH Encryption Algorithm Names ⓘ