The plaintext object that comprises the plaintext portion and the plaintext remainder is formed.

The plaintext object is stored.

Every bit of the ciphertext strongly depends on every bit of the plaintext.

A wide-blocsize block cipher that takes a possibly long string as plaintext and turns it into a ciphertext having the same length as the plaintext.

The computer system encrypts a plain text or decrypts an encrypted text via a process for converting the partial data on the plain text or the encrypted text into conversion data.

A signature means (82) uses plain text, the public key, and the secret key to generate a signature text for the plain text.

The plain text can be checked or modified.

The plaintext (200) is partitioned block-by-block, the block size being userselectable, such as N characters.

The keys are never printed out as clear text.

By segregating the plain-text from the attributes associated with the text elements, all text applications are able to display an undisturbed copy of the text.

It is encrypted into ciphertext, which will in turn (usually) be decrypted into usable plaintext.

An approved battery receives the plain text and performs an encryption algorithm on the plain text.

When a user encrypts plaintext with PGP, PGP first compresses the plaintext.

When encrypting a plaintext character string (M3, for example) a hash is formed from the preceding plaintext character string (M2).

The secure portion is decrypted to provide a plaintext portion.