Data Encryption Standard (DES) — Data Encryption Standard is an older symmetric encryption algorithm that uses a 56-bit key. Its short key length no longer provides adequate protection against modern attacks. It has been withdrawn as an approved federal encryption standard and replaced by stronger alternatives such as AES. NIST
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