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DES typically operates in block mode, where it encrypts data in what size blocks?

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DES typically operates in block mode, where it encrypts data in what size blocks?

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A.
56-bit blocks

B.
40-bit blocks

C.
128-bit blocks

D.
64-bit blocks

In 640-553640-553, des block mode, des typically operates in block mode where it encrypts data in what size blocks

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networkmanagers says:

October 24, 2015 at 12:51 am

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