STAP stream ciphers

Stream ciphers are algorithms that combine plaintext digits with a keystream produced by a pseudo-random generator to perform encryption or decryption.

In a stream cipher, each digit of the plaintext is encrypted one by one with the corresponding keystream digit to produce one digit of the ciphertext stream. More precisely, an initialization procedure determines the initial state of the generator from the secret key K and a public initialization vector IV. Then, for each digit s_i of the keystream, the internal state is updated by the function φ_i, and a filtering function f is applied.

STAP Lounge

The STAP Zoo currently collects information about the following list of STAP stream ciphers:

Ciminion
Elisabeth
FLIP variants (FiLIP and FLIP)
Hera
Kreyvium
Rasta variants (Dasta, Fasta, Masta, Pasta and Rasta)
Rubato

Stream ciphers sorted by use-cases
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