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Q31.

________________ is a cipher formed out of substitution where for a given key-value the cipher alphabet for every plain text remains fixed all through the encryption procedure.

Polyalphabetic Cipher

Caesar Cipher

Playfair Cipher

Monoalphabetic Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (d).Monoalphabetic Cipher

Q32.

In Playfair cipher, at first, a key table is produced. That key table is a 5 by 5 grid of alphabets which operates as the key to encrypt the plaintext.

Rolling Cipher

Shift Cipher

Playfair Cipher

Block Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (c).Playfair Cipher

Q33.

______________ employs a text string as a key that is implemented to do a series of shifts on the plain-text.

Vigenere Cipher

Shift Cipher

Playfair Cipher

Block Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (a).Vigenere Cipher

Q34.

The ________________ has piece of the keyword that has the same length as that of the plaintext.

Block Cipher

One-time pad

Hash functions

Vigenere Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (b).One-time pad

Q35.

In _____________ a sequence of actions is carried out on this block after a block of plain-text bits is chosen for generating a block of cipher-text bits.

Block Cipher

One-time pad

Hash functions

Vigenere Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (a).Block Cipher

Q36.

In _______________ the plain-text is processed 1-bit at a time & a series of actions is carried out on it for generating one bit of cipher-text.

Block Cipher

One-time pad

Stream cipher

Vigenere Cipher

Discuss

Answer: (c).Stream cipher

Q37.

The procedure to add bits to the last block is termed as _________________

decryption

hashing

tuning

padding

Discuss

Answer: (d).padding

Q38.

Which of the following is not an example of a block cipher?

DES

IDEA

Caesar cipher

Twofish

Discuss

Answer: (c).Caesar cipher

Q39.

Data Encryption Standard is implemented using the Feistel Cipher which employs 16 round of Feistel structure.

DES

IDEA

Caesar cipher

Twofish

Discuss

Answer: (a).DES

Q40.

DES stands for ________________

Data Encryption Security

Data Encrypted Standard

Device Encryption Standard

Data Encryption Standard

Discuss

Answer: (d).Data Encryption Standard

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