What is the keyspace of an encryption algorithm?
- the set of all possible values used to generate a key
- the set of procedures used to calculate asymmetric keys
- the set of hash functions used to generate a key
- the mathematical equation that is used to create a key
Explanation: The keyspace of an encryption algorithm is the set of all possible key values. Keys with n bits produce a keyspace with 2^ n possible key values.
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