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O que (quem) é probable word cryptanalysis - definição
TERM IN CRYPTANALYSIS
Kisses (cryptanalysis)
Word (computer architecture)
BASE MEMORY UNIT HANDLED BY A COMPUTER
Computer word; Word size; Word length; Wordlength; 10-bit; Halfword; Dword (Computer); Qword; Machine word; DWORD; DWord; Dword; Data word; Double word; Word orientation; Word-oriented; Word oriented; Word (unit); Word (data type); Word width; Memory word; Bitness; Binary word; Variable word-length computer; Variable word-length architecture; Variable word-length machine; Variable word length architecture; Variable word length computer; Variable word length machine; Variable word architecture; Variable word-length (computer hardware); Variable word length (computer hardware); 32-bit word; 32bit word; Catena (unit); Catena (computing); Catenae (unit); Catenae (computing); Storage word; 16-bit word; 16 bit word; 32 bit word; 48-bit word; 48 bit word; 51 bit word; 51-bit word; 60-bit word; 60 bit word; 64 bit word; 64-bit word; 96 bit word; 96-bit word; Word size (computing); Quarterword; Variable word length; Fullword; Kiloword
In computing, a word is the natural unit of data used by a particular processor design. A word is a fixed-sized datum handled as a unit by the instruction set or the hardware of the processor.
MS Word
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WORD PROCESSOR SOFTWARE BY MICROSOFT
MS Word; Word document; Normal.dot; MS word; Ms word; Word for windows; Microsoft word; Ms Word; Pocket Word; Word file; Word for Windows; Mircosoft word; Microsoft Word 2004; Winword; WinWord; Windows Word; WINWORD; WINWORD.EXE; Winword.exe; Multi-Tool Word; Sample Text in Microsoft Word; Msword; Word (software); Microsoft(r) Word; MicrosoftWord; Microsoft Word 2000; Microsoft Word 2002; Word 2000; Microsoft Word XP; Microsoft Office Word; Word Web App; Word 2007; Word 2003; Office Word; Microsoft® Word 2010; Microsoft® Office Word 2007; Microsoft Word:mac; Word (Microsoft); Microsoft Word 3.0; Microsoft Word 98; Word for Windows 6.0; Macros in Microsoft Word; Microsoft Word file formats; Word (program); Word (app); Word (application)
word size
BASE MEMORY UNIT HANDLED BY A COMPUTER
Computer word; Word size; Word length; Wordlength; 10-bit; Halfword; Dword (Computer); Qword; Machine word; DWORD; DWord; Dword; Data word; Double word; Word orientation; Word-oriented; Word oriented; Word (unit); Word (data type); Word width; Memory word; Bitness; Binary word; Variable word-length computer; Variable word-length architecture; Variable word-length machine; Variable word length architecture; Variable word length computer; Variable word length machine; Variable word architecture; Variable word-length (computer hardware); Variable word length (computer hardware); 32-bit word; 32bit word; Catena (unit); Catena (computing); Catenae (unit); Catenae (computing); Storage word; 16-bit word; 16 bit word; 32 bit word; 48-bit word; 48 bit word; 51 bit word; 51-bit word; 60-bit word; 60 bit word; 64 bit word; 64-bit word; 96 bit word; 96-bit word; Word size (computing); Quarterword; Variable word length; Fullword; Kiloword
<processor> The number of bits that a CPU can process at one
time. Processors with many different word sizes have existed
though powers of two (8, 16, 32, 64) have predominated for
many years. A processor's word size is often equal to the
width of its external data bus though sometimes the bus is
made narrower than the CPU (often half as many bits) to
economise on packaging and circuit board costs.
(1995-04-23)
Wikipédia
Kiss (cryptanalysis)
In cryptanalysis, a kiss is a pair of identical messages sent using different ciphers, one of which has been broken. The term was used at Bletchley Park during World War II. A deciphered message in the breakable system provided a "crib" (piece of known plaintext) which could then be used to read the unbroken messages. One example was where messages read in a German meteorological cipher could be used to provide cribs for reading the difficult 4-wheel Naval Enigma cipher.
- cribs from re-encipherments .... were known as 'kisses' in Bletchley Park parlance because the relevant signals were marked with 'xx'
