ANSI X9.65 : 2004

1 SCOPE
2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES
3 DEFINITIONS
4 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS
5 MODE OF OPERATION
  5.1 MODES OF OPERATION LIST
      5.1.1 Modes of Operation and Usage
      5.1.2 Mode and Usage Matrix
  5.2 BASIS FOR THE MODES OF OPERATION
      5.2.1 TECB, TCBC, TCFB, and TOFB Modes
      5.2.2 The -I and -P Modes of Operation
      5.2.3 Interleaved Property
      5.2.4 Pipelined Property
      5.2.5 Backward Compatibility Table
  5.3 KEY UTILIZATION
  5.4 GENERATION OF TDEA KEY BUNDLE
      5.4.1 Generation of TDEA Keys
      5.4.2 TDEA Key Bundle
  5.5 INTERMEDIATE RESULTS
  5.6 TDEA 3 KEY IMPLEMENTATION
  5.7 TDEA 2 KEY IMPLEMENTATION
  5.8 TDEA SINGLE KEY IMPLEMENTATION
6 IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES
  6.1 COLLISION
  6.2 STOPPING DICTIONARY ATTACKS IN CBC MODE
  6.3 WEAK KEYS
  6.4 SINGLE OR MULTIPLE INITIALIZATION VECTORS
  6.5 INITIALIZATION VECTORS
  6.6 TEST CASES
7 SYMMETRIC AND ASYMMETRIC KEY MANAGEMENT
  7.1 SYMMETRIC KEY MANAGEMENT
  7.2 SYMMETRIC KEY MANAGEMENT EXTENSION
  7.3 ASYMMETRIC KEY MANAGEMENT
  7.4 RSA, DIFFIE-HELLMAN, AND ELLIPTIC CURVE TECHNIQUES
  7.5 MIXED SYMMETRIC/ASYMMETRIC KEY MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
ANNEX A (INFORMATIVE) CRYPTOGRAPHIC BASICS
      A.1 SYMMETRIC CRYPTOGRAPHY
      A.2 KEY MANAGEMENT
      A.3 KEY GENERATION
      A.4 GENERATION OF DOUBLE LENGTH KEY COMPONENTS
      A.5 KEY DISTRIBUTION
      A.6 KEY LOADING
      A.7 KEY STORAGE
      A.8 KEY USAGE
      A.9 KEY RECOVERY
      A.10 KEY TERMINATION
      A.11 KEY ARCHIVAL
ANNEX B, (INFORMATIVE) TDEA MODES OF OPERATION AND ATTRIBUTES
ANNEX C (INFORMATIVE) EXAMPLES OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC ATTACKS
      C.1 KEY ATTACKS
      C.2 TEXT ATTACKS
          C.2.1 STREAM CIPHER CYCLE LENGTH
          C.2.2 TEXT DICTIONARY
          C.2.3 MATCHING CIPHERTEXT
ANNEX D (INFORMATIVE) GUIDANCE ON THE AUTHENTICATION OF DATA
ANNEX E (INFORMATIVE) BIBLIOGRAPHY
ANNEX F (INFORMATIVE) DERIVED UNIQUE KEY PER TRANSACTION (DUKPT)