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• Algebraic attack
  An '''algebraic attack''' is a method of [[cryptanalysis]] against a [[cipher]]. It involves: An algebraic attack is similar to a [[brute force attack]] or a [[code book attack]] in that it
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• Algebraic attack/Definition
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• Algebraic attack/Related Articles
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• Passive attack/Related Articles
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• Linearity (cryptography)
  #REDIRECT [[Algebraic attack]]
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• Cryptanalysis/Related Articles
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• Passive attack
  * [[algebraic attack]] — write the cipher as a system of equations and solve for the key
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• Advanced Encryption Standard/Related Articles
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• Algebraic attack
  An '''algebraic attack''' is a method of [[cryptanalysis]] against a [[cipher]]. It involves: An algebraic attack is similar to a [[brute force attack]] or a [[code book attack]] in that it
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• Code book attack
  Like a [[brute force attack]] (try all possible keys) or an [[algebraic attack]] (write the cipher as a system of equations and solve for the key), a code
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• Brute force attack
  Two other attacks — an [[algebraic attack]] and a [[code book attack]] — are similar to brute force in that the
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• Cryptanalysis/Citable Version
  * [[algebraic attack]] — write the cipher as a system of equations and solve for the key * an [[algebraic attack]] writes the cipher operations as equations in some algebraic system, usual
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• Cryptanalysis
  * [[algebraic attack]] — write the cipher as a system of equations and solve for the key * an [[algebraic attack]] writes the cipher operations as equations in some algebraic system, usual
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• Block cipher
  ...her could be reduced to a system of linear equations and be broken by an [[algebraic attack]]. The attacker can choose which algebraic system to use; for example, agai
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