DEA

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DEA is an early U.S. government–standardized symmetric-key block cipher algorithm that was widely used for data encryption before being superseded by more secure standards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf block cipher
symmetric-key algorithm
abbreviationOf Data Encryption Algorithm NERFINISHED
algorithmClass symmetric-key block cipher
alsoKnownAs DEA cipher
applicationDomain commercial data encryption
government data protection
blockCipherProperty fixed-size data blocks
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cryptographicPrimitive block cipher
designGoal confidentiality of digital data
eraOfProminence late 20th century
fullName Data Encryption Algorithm NERFINISHED
historicalUsage widely used for data encryption
keyManagementRequirement shared secret key
keyType symmetric key
operationDomain data encryption
relatedConcept Data Encryption Standard NERFINISHED
block cipher modes of operation
symmetric cryptography
replacedInPracticeBy AES-based schemes
securityStatus considered insecure for many applications
standardizationScope U.S. federal government NERFINISHED
standardizedBy NIST NERFINISHED
National Bureau of Standards NERFINISHED
United States government NERFINISHED
standardType federal information processing standard component
supersededBy AES NERFINISHED
Advanced Encryption Standard NERFINISHED
usedInStandard Data Encryption Standard NERFINISHED

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