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A block cipher processes data in fixed-size blocks, such as 128 bits

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DES uses 56-bit keys

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In a Feistel network, the input block is split into two parts

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In Feistel ciphers, encryption and decryption use similar operations

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AES is based on an SP-network composed of SubByte, ShiftRow, MixColumn and AddRoundKey

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In a Feistel round, the round function is applied to the left half of the data

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The XOR operation is used inside both Feistel and SP networks

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The SubByte operation in AES is based on an S-Box

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The Feistel structure allows the same algorithm to be used for encryption and for decryption

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AES always uses 128-bit blocks regardless of the key size

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