Single Round of DES Algorithm

[@venkatalakshmis7381]

Superb Explanation 🎉

[@vijithselvakumar6328]

7:39 i can hear a kid in the background😂 thanks for the lecture ❤ tomorrow is my final exam

[@SmmdIbrahim]

haa me too

[@2010daigo1]

These videos are fantastic. thank you

[@it029-shreyagandhi5]

Crystal clear explanation.....💎

[@deepakapoli5695]

Bestttttttt Chanel in KZbin 😊 thanks a lot Neso academy

[@zawadulmehrob9986]

Are The values of the table fixed or changeable?

[@ChandanKSwain]

Very very thankful for your explaination ....

[@sayank2000]

what happens in inverse initial permutation?

[@Mairamughal-i6w]

please provide lecture about triple DES

[@naji7709]

Why there is an extra xor operation after the transposition?

[@rajuvishwakarma6518]

Gajab, 🎉 kya samjhaya hai, moj kar di

[@dinatjahanmilitasnim4614]

video starts from 2:53

[@shashikalasewwandi2818]

very clear

[@HR13inGermany]

good one

[@sahiljaiswal9270]

A lot of things here confuses me : In the key generation side there should be Left Half Key i-1 instead of Left Half i-1, also in the bottom there should be Left Half Key i, Right Half Key i instead of Left Half Key i-1, Right Half Key i-1. Also you didn't mention Permuted Choice 1 block that takes 64 bits and converts them to 56 bit which when divided into two parts (28 bits each) should be then left shifted, so your mention of 32 bit key inputs being left shift is also wrong. Also I didn't understand the Right Half i-1 block below the Transposition block because as far as I know we directly XOR the output of Transposition Block with left half of plain text so why did you mention that?

[@G_Deon]

Suggest another video please. I came to the comment section because of this problem.

[@azuboof]

hmm so the 64 bit key is permuted first thats p 1 then splitted 32 32 bits which go left shifts, then the permuted choice 2 which gave 48 bits forming the round key used edit: oh i get what ur saying now doing p1 should hav given 56 bits as per the previous video. hmm idk

[@LadderVictims]

@@azuboof its 56 bit key padded with a bit for every 8th bit making it 64 bit

[@svxfsv]

There are a lot of problems in this video, even though he clearly explains the main concept, regardless of the mistakes that shouldn’t be there

[@devmahad]

thanks :)

[@mohammadnaseer5413]

Thank you, Thanks a lot!

[@Gupatik]

this is one of a damn complicated algorithms with actually no genius side or whatsoever in it

[@angst6062]

NITJ WAALE SAARE HA ISS KI TYARI KE LIYE

[@sussybaka4200]

perfection

[@newviraltricks]

Most .

[@mrunalwaghmare]

❤

[@amansrivastava4169]

Worst explanation ever do you even understand whatever you are explaining

[@amaanpat35]

worst explanation ever