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crypt·a·nal·y·sis  (krpt-nl-ss)
n.
1. The analysis and deciphering of cryptographic writings or systems.
2. also crypt·an·a·lyt·ics (krptn--ltks) (used with a sing. verb) The study of techniques for deciphering cryptographic writings or systems.


crypt·ana·lyst (krp-tn-lst) n.
crypt·ana·lytic (-ltk) adj.
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Adj.1.cryptanalytic - of or relating to cryptanalysis


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Additionally, the Rijndael submitters even stated "the number of rounds of Rijndael provides a sufficient margin of security with respect to cryptanalytic attack.
And one finds this theme sounded again and again - especially when one of the Waterhouse males has to deal with the opposite sex (which turns out to be a very special kind of cryptanalytic problem for each of them).
In February 2005, Chinese researchers announced cryptanalytic findings that revealed significant weaknesses in the popular SHA-0 and SHA-1 hashing algorithms.
 
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