The encryption strength is the measure of the inability to crack encrypted data. It basically depends on three important factors. What are those? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Ch

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• AEncryption of the key
• BAlgorithm strength
• CSecrecy of the key
• DLength of the key
• EDecryption strength
• FEncryption strength

• A
  6% (4)
• B
  73% (46)
• E
  16% (10)
• F
  5% (3)

Explanation

The encryption strength is the measure of the inability to crack encrypted data. It basically depends on three important factors, which are as follows: Algorithm strength: Algorithm strength includes the inability to mathematically reverse the information without trying all possible key combinations. Secrecy of the key: Secrecy of the key is the second factor in the Encryption strength. No algorithm can protect the encrypted data from the compromised keys. Thus, the degree of confidentiality is directly proportional to the secrecy of the keys. The data to be encrypted is used in combination with the key, and then it is passed through the encryption algorithm. Length of the key: The third factor, which affects the encryption strength is the length of the key. In terms of encryption and decryption formula application, the key length is determined in bits. Higher is the number of bits, stronger is the encryption strength.

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