PDPKDES ( Pre Distributed Powerful Key for Data Encryption Standard)
Journal Title: International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2013, Vol 5, Issue 6
Abstract
Data encryption standard in spite of being a great algorithm in terms of a good combination of confusion and diffusion steps, doesn’t largely used because of a weak key concept. The key used in DES is only 64 bits (or 56 bits) long. This paper introduces a concept of pre distributed powerful key for DES. In this for every round of DES a new key is getting used which makes cryptanalyst to attack not 56 bits but 16 keys of 56 bits each which makes it a much stronger algorithm.
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Prerna Mittal , Bhawna Chauhan
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