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GM/T 0064-2018 in English

GM/T 0064-2018 in English

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Cryptography test requirements for range controlled communication (RCC)

  • Issued on:2018-08-20
  • Implemented on:2018-08-20
  • File Format:PDF
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Price(USD): $130.00
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Introduction

This standard outlines the requirements for the testing of cryptographic mechanisms used in restricted communication (RCC). It provides a framework for evaluating the security and performance of cryptographic systems within specific communication constraints. The document defines the procedures, criteria, and methodologies necessary to ensure that cryptographic implementations meet the necessary standards for secure data transmission. It also specifies the conditions under which cryptographic functions should be tested, including environmental factors and operational scenarios. The standard aims to ensure consistency and reliability in the evaluation process, facilitating the verification of cryptographic systems against established benchmarks. It covers aspects such as testing environments, test cases, and validation procedures to support the assessment of cryptographic capabilities in restricted communication contexts.

*** Please note: This description may not be accurate, please refer to the official documentation.

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