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| title     = [[Block cipher]]s ([[Cipher security summary|security summary]])
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| group1 = Common<br />algorithms
| list1  = 
*[[Advanced Encryption Standard|AES]]
*[[Blowfish (cipher)|Blowfish]]
*[[Data Encryption Standard|DES]] ([[DES supplementary material|internal mechanics]], [[Triple DES]])
*[[Serpent (cipher)|Serpent]]
*[[SM4 (cipher)|SM4]]
*[[Twofish]]

<!-- This tries to include ciphers that have been included in standards or multiple interoperable implementations, which a member of the general public might be using to protect their data. I've excluded ciphers like the Intel Cascade Cipher which are used by small groups to keep information away from the general public. -->
| group2 = Less common<br />algorithms
| list2  = 
*[[ARIA (cipher)|ARIA]]
*[[Camellia (cipher)|Camellia]]
*[[CAST-128]]
*[[GOST (block cipher)|GOST]]
*[[International Data Encryption Algorithm|IDEA]]
*[[LEA (cipher)|LEA]]
*[[RC5]]
*[[RC6]]
*[[SEED]]
*[[Skipjack (cipher)|Skipjack]]
*[[Tiny Encryption Algorithm|TEA]]
*[[XTEA]]

| group3 = Other<br />algorithms
| list3  = 
*[[3-Way]]
*[[Adiantum (cipher)|Adiantum]]
*[[Akelarre (cipher)|Akelarre]]
*[[Anubis (cipher)|Anubis]]
*[[BaseKing]]
*[[BassOmatic]]
*[[BATON]]
*[[BEAR and LION ciphers|BEAR and LION]]
*[[CAST-256]]
*[[Chiasmus (cipher)|Chiasmus]]
*[[CIKS-1]]
*[[CIPHERUNICORN-A]]
*[[CIPHERUNICORN-E]]
*[[CLEFIA]]
*[[Cellular Message Encryption Algorithm|CMEA]]
*[[Cobra ciphers|Cobra]]
*[[COCONUT98]]
*[[Crab (cipher)|Crab]]
*[[Cryptomeria cipher|Cryptomeria/C2]]
*[[CRYPTON]]
*[[CS-Cipher]]
*[[DEAL]]
*[[DES-X]]
*[[DFC (cipher)|DFC]]
*[[E2 (cipher)|E2]]
*[[FEAL]]
*[[FEA-M]]
*[[FROG]]
*[[GDES|G-DES]]
*[[Grand Cru (cipher)|Grand Cru]]
*[[Hasty Pudding cipher]]
*[[Hierocrypt]]
*[[ICE (cipher)|ICE]]
*[[IDEA NXT]]
*[[Intel Cascade Cipher]]
*[[Iraqi block cipher|Iraqi]]
*[[Kalyna (cipher)|Kalyna]]
*[[KASUMI]]
*[[KeeLoq]]
*[[KHAZAD]]
*[[Khufu and Khafre]]
*[[KN-Cipher]]
*[[Kuznyechik]]
*[[Ladder-DES]]
*LOKI ([[LOKI97|97]], [[LOKI|89/91]])
*[[Lucifer (cipher)|Lucifer]]
*[[M6 (cipher)|M6]]
*[[M8 (cipher)|M8]]
*[[MacGuffin (cipher)|MacGuffin]]
*[[Madryga]]
*[[MAGENTA]]
*[[MARS (cipher)|MARS]]
*[[Mercy (cipher)|Mercy]]
*[[MESH (cipher)|MESH]]
*[[MISTY1]]
*[[MMB (cipher)|MMB]]
*[[MULTI2]]
*[[MultiSwap]]
*[[New Data Seal]]
*[[NewDES]]
*[[Nimbus (cipher)|Nimbus]]
*[[NOEKEON]]
*[[NUSH]]
*[[PRESENT]]
*[[Prince (cipher)|Prince]]
*[[Q (cipher)|Q]]
*[[RC2]]
*[[REDOC]]
*[[Red Pike (cipher)|Red Pike]]
*[[S-1 block cipher|S-1]]
*[[SAFER]]
*[[SAVILLE]]
*[[SC2000]]
*[[SHACAL]]
*[[SHARK]]
*[[Simon (cipher)|Simon]]
*[[Speck (cipher)|Speck]]
*[[Spectr-H64]]
*[[Square (cipher)|Square]]
*[[SXAL/MBAL]]
*[[Threefish]]
*[[Treyfer]]
*[[UES (cipher)|UES]]
*[[xmx]]
*[[XXTEA]]
*[[Zodiac (cipher)|Zodiac]]

| group4 = Design
| list4  = 
*[[Feistel cipher|Feistel network]]
*[[Key schedule]]
*[[Lai–Massey scheme]]
*[[Product cipher]]
*[[S-box]]
*[[Permutation box|P-box]]
*[[Substitution–permutation network|SPN]]
*[[Confusion and diffusion]]
*[[Round (cryptography)|Round]]
*[[Avalanche effect]]
*[[Block size (cryptography)|Block size]]
*[[Key size]]
*[[Key whitening]] ([[Whitening transformation]])

| group5 = Attack<br />([[cryptanalysis]])
| list5  = 
*[[Brute-force attack|Brute-force]] ([[EFF DES cracker]])
*[[Meet-in-the-middle attack|MITM]]
**[[Biclique attack|Biclique attack]]
**[[3-subset meet-in-the-middle attack|3-subset MITM attack]]
*[[Linear cryptanalysis|Linear]] ([[Piling-up lemma]])
*[[Differential cryptanalysis|Differential]]
**[[Impossible differential cryptanalysis|Impossible]]
**[[Truncated differential cryptanalysis|Truncated]]
**[[Higher-order differential cryptanalysis|Higher-order]]
*[[Differential-linear_attack|Differential-linear]]
*[[Distinguishing attack|Distinguishing]] ([[Known-key distinguishing attack|Known-key]])
*[[Integral cryptanalysis|Integral/Square]]
*[[Boomerang attack|Boomerang]]
*[[Mod n cryptanalysis|Mod ''n'']]
*[[Related-key attack|Related-key]]
*[[Slide attack|Slide]]
*[[Rotational cryptanalysis|Rotational]]
*[[Side-channel attack|Side-channel]]
**[[Timing attack|Timing]]
**[[Power analysis|Power-monitoring]]
**[[Electromagnetic attack|Electromagnetic]]
**[[Acoustic cryptanalysis|Acoustic]]
**[[Differential fault analysis|Differential-fault]]
*[[XSL attack|XSL]]
*[[Interpolation attack|Interpolation]]
*[[Partitioning cryptanalysis|Partitioning]]
*[[Rubber-hose cryptanalysis|Rubber-hose]]
*[[Black-bag cryptanalysis|Black-bag]]
*[[Davies attack|Davies]]
*[[Rebound attack|Rebound]]
*[[Weak key]]
*[[Kendall rank correlation coefficient|Tau]]
*[[Chi-squared test|Chi-square]]
*[[Time/memory/data tradeoff attack|Time/memory/data tradeoff]]

| group6 = Standardization
| list6  = 
*[[Advanced Encryption Standard process|AES process]]
*[[CRYPTREC]]
*[[NESSIE]]

| group7 = Utilization
| list7  = 
*[[Initialization vector]]
*[[Block cipher mode of operation|Mode of operation]]
*[[Padding (cryptography)|Padding]]

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=== The block cipher navigation box ===
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=== See also ===
* [[Template:Infobox encryption method]]: an infobox for encryption methods, including block ciphers.


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