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block cipher modes of operation: a deep dive (cse4003 level)
this tutorial provides a comprehensive understanding of block cipher modes of operation, crucial for symmetric-key cryptography and fundamental to cyber security. we will cover common modes, their characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and security implications, with code examples using python's `cryptography` library. this is geared towards the cse4003 level, assuming basic familiarity with cryptography concepts like symmetric ciphers (e.g., aes), keys, and encryption/decryption processes.
**1. introduction: the need for modes of operation**
block ciphers like aes (advanced encryption standard), des (data encryption standard), and blowfish operate on fixed-size blocks of data (e.g., 128 bits for aes). however, real-world data is rarely limited to exactly one block. therefore, we need ways to apply these block ciphers repeatedly to process larger messages. this is where *modes of operation* come into play.
modes of operation define how a block cipher is applied to multiple blocks of plaintext to encrypt an entire message. different modes offer varying levels of security, performance, and error propagation characteristics.
**2. common block cipher modes of operation**
we'll explore the most widely used modes:
* **electronic codebook (ecb)**
* **cipher block chaining (cbc)**
* **counter (ctr)**
* **cipher feedback (cfb)**
* **output feedback (ofb)**
* **galois/counter mode (gcm)**
**2.1 electronic codebook (ecb)**
* **how it works:** the simplest mode. each block of plaintext is encrypted independently using the same key.
* **encryption:** `ci = ek(pi)` where `ci` is ciphertext block `i`, `ek` is the encryption function with key `k`, and `pi` is plaintext block `i`.
* **decryption:** `pi = dk(ci)` where `dk` is the decryption function with key `k`.
* **advantages:** simple and parallelizable.
* **disadvantages:** **highly vulnerable to attacks.** identical plaint ...
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