Authenticated Encryption
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providesProvides(2)
- Aes Gcm
ex:aes-gcm - Chacha20 Poly1305
ex:chacha20-poly1305
achievesAchieves(1)
- Gcm
ex:gcm
isPreferredForIs Preferred for(1)
- Gcm
ex:gcm
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| Rdf:type | Security Feature | [1] |
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- **Mode of Operation**: Common modes include CBC (Cipher Block Chaining), GCM (Galois/Counter Mode), and CTR (Counter Mode). GCM is often preferred for its authenticated encryption capabilities, which provide both confidentiality and in…
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