For which of the following should EBC (Electronic Code Book) process not be used for encryption?
A) For large block sizes
B) For fixed block sizes
C) For small block sizes
D) None of the above
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EBC process should not be used for encryption for small box sizes. (Option C).
- Electronic Cipher (refer to the word mentioned in the question) Book (ECB) is a straightforward manner of operation using a block cipher that is commonly employed with symmetric key encryption.
- It is an easy method of processing a sequence of message blocks.
- The supplied plaintext is divided into many blocks.
- Using the encryption key, the blocks are separately and independently encrypted (ciphertext).
- As a consequence, each encrypted block may be decrypted separately.
- Although ECB may allow a distinct encryption key for each block type, it should not be utilized for tiny box encryption.
- As a result, option C is right.
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