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Symmetric encryption algorithm, commonly used for secure data transmission and file encryption.

Asymmetric encryption algorithm, widely used for secure data transmission, especially in public key infrastructures.

Cryptographic hash function, used to generate unique hashes for data integrity verification and signatures.

Cryptographic hash function, historically used for data integrity checks but now considered weak.

Symmetric encryption algorithm, designed to be a fast and secure alternative to existing standards.

Symmetric encryption algorithm, a contender for the AES title, known for its flexibility and security.

Symmetric encryption algorithm, an evolution of DES with higher security through multiple encryption cycles.

Symmetric encryption algorithm, once a standard, now considered insecure due to its short key length.

Asymmetric encryption algorithm, used for encryption, digital signatures, and key exchange with smaller key sizes.

Key exchange algorithm, allows secure sharing of a symmetric key over an insecure channel.

Asymmetric encryption algorithm, based on the Diffie-Hellman key exchange and used for secure data encryption and digital signatures.

Data integrity algorithm, combines a cryptographic hash function with a secret key, used for message authentication.

Encryption program, provides cryptographic privacy and authentication through a combination of hashing, data compression, symmetric-key cryptography, and public-key cryptography.

Symmetric key block cipher, designed to be a high-security encryption algorithm with resistance to attacks.

Cryptographic hash function, used for applications like Bitcoin that require a moderate level of collision resistance.

Cryptographic hash function, generates a 512-bit hash and designed for integrity protection and authentication.

Symmetric key block cipher, known for its flexibility in key length and resistance to linear and differential cryptanalysis.

Symmetric key block cipher, designed to be secure and efficient both in hardware and software across a variety of platforms.

Stream cipher, historically used in protocols like WEP and SSL but now considered insecure.

Symmetric key block cipher, flexible in block size, key size, and number of rounds.

Symmetric key block cipher, contender in the AES competition and characterized by its use of data-dependent rotations.

Symmetric key block cipher, used in protocols like TLS and IPSec, known for its security and performance.

Symmetric key block cipher, endorsed by the Korean government with similar structure to AES, offering high levels of security.

Symmetric key block cipher, used as the algorithm of choice in the early versions of PGP for high-speed data encryption.

Symmetric encryption algorithm, developed by the NSA and used in the Fortezza program for securing government communications.

Digital signature algorithm, based on the discrete logarithm problem, creating signatures for data authenticity and integrity.

Digital signature algorithm, an elliptic curve variation of DSS offering the same security level with smaller key sizes.

Stream cipher, designed to improve upon the performance of the predecessors like Salsa20/20, suitable for high-performance encryption tasks.

Message authentication code, often used together with Chacha20 to secure network communication protocols like TLS.