- the
earliest designs is now
termed FEAL-4,
which has four
rounds and a 64-bit key.
Problems were
found with
FEAL-4 from the start: Bert den Boer related...
- up
feal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Feal may
refer to: Fealty, a
pledge of
allegiance of one
person to
another FEAL, a
block cipher John
Feal (born...
-
unanimous consent of the renewal,
Feal and
Stewart appeared in a
viral segment on Fox News
lambasting the Senators.
Feal and his
activism were
profiled in...
- 2002). "Barnes' Ker-
Feal country estate gets infusion".
Philadelphia Business Journal.
Retrieved March 3, 2011. "Photographs of "Ker-
Feal" in the
Barnes Foundation...
- In cryptography, N-hash is a
cryptographic hash
function based on the
FEAL round function, and is now
considered insecure. It was
proposed in 1990 in an...
- A
fee is the
price one pays as
remuneration for
rights or services.
Fees usually allow for overhead, wages, costs, and markup. Traditionally, professionals...
-
License fee may mean: a
fee paid for a
license in
general a
fee paid for a
television licence (most
common usage of this
phrase in the
United Kingdom)...
- The
Feelies are an
American rock band from Haledon, New Jersey. They
formed in 1976 and
disbanded in 1992
having released four albums. The band reunited...
-
fee (also
known as a
contingency fee in the
United States or a
conditional fee in
England and Wales) is any
fee for
services provided where the
fee is...
- A
breakup fee (sometimes
called a
termination fee) is a
penalty set in
takeover agreements, to be paid if the
target backs out of a deal (usually because...
