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- Japan's only 128-bit block cipher encryption algorithm to be adopted - The selection is attributed to Camellia's high reputation for ease of procurement, and security and performance features ...

2) Ciphers—these algorithms implement symmetric key encryption, where a plain-text message is encrypted with a key to produce ciphertext. Generally, the same key is used to decrypt the ciphertext back ...

End-to-end encryption uses asymmetric public key encryption, where both parties have two keys. When we say key, we mean the mathematical algorithm used to decrypt or encrypt a message.

Cipher algorithms and cipher keys are like door locks and door keys. All the locks from a given company may work in the same way, but all the keys will be different.

These algorithms take a block of plaintext and the encryption key as input and run them through a subprocess that repeats for a set number of rounds before outputting a finished ciphertext.

Camellia, which also was selected for the original list, was reselected as the only Japanese encryption algorithm among 128-bit block ciphers. Significance of the adoption - Safety and performance An ...