Today's classic encryption algorithms, such as DES, 3DES, AES, and RSA, are based on the fact that the attacker already knows all information except the key when performing security verification on them. That is, even if the attacker has determined which algorithm to use to encrypt the ciphertext, as long as he does not master the key, he can be deemed to be sufficiently secure. As long as the key is not disclosed, it is secure View Full Text