Cryptography & Ciphers
DES Encryption
Apply DES Encrypt with explicit key, format, and algorithm settings. Enter the data and key material, choose the parameters, then review the result.
This tool runs open-source code from CyberChef by GCHQ (Apache License 2.0). See open-source credits.
DES Encryption uses DES to process the supplied input. The operation returns block-cipher ciphertext or plaintext as Text or Hex. This record describes encryption or encoding for DES Encryption.
The operation returns block-cipher ciphertext or plaintext as Text or Hex. This record describes encryption or encoding for DES Encryption. Processing runs in the browser for this catalog category, so the result depends on the supplied bytes and settings. Processing runs in the browser.
DES-family operations provide legacy byte transformation only; they are not a modern authenticated encryption design.
Instructions
- Provide text or data for this tool.
- Use a public fixture and keep the mode consistent for encryption and decryption. This applies to DES Encryption.
- Select Hex for exact byte comparison. This applies to DES Encryption.
- Check padding and IV values when decryption fails. This applies to DES Encryption.
Example
Input: Plaintext "Test message"; key "0011223344556677"; IV "0102030405060708". Operation direction: encryption or encoding; algorithm: DES Encryption.
Settings: DES Encryption: Select the required key encoding, mode, input encoding, and output encoding. Use an 8-byte IV for non-ECB modes. Triple DES accepts 16- or 24-byte keys; DES uses its operation-defined key size.
Result: The operation returns block-cipher ciphertext or plaintext as Text or Hex. This record describes encryption or encoding for DES Encryption. Processing runs in the browser for this catalog category, so the result depends on the supplied bytes and settings.
Limits
- DES Encryption: ECB reveals repeated blocks.
- DES Encryption: DES and Triple DES are legacy algorithms for compatibility work.
- DES Encryption: These operations do not authenticate ciphertext or establish sender identity.