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Padding is thin
cushioned material sometimes added to clothes.
Padding may also be
referred to as
batting or
wadding when used as a
layer in
lining quilts...
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Padding is a soft
material used for the sake of
comfort or to
change the
shape of something.
Padding may also
refer to:
Schedule padding, time
added to...
- In cryptography,
padding is any of a
number of
distinct practices which all
include adding data to the beginning, middle, or end of a
message prior to...
- Wall
padding may go by a
variety of names, including; Softwall, Wainscott,
Cushion Wall,
Safety Padding, and more. The
primary purpose of wall
padding is...
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multiple of three, the
encoded output must have
padding added so that its
length is a
multiple of four. The
padding character is =,
which indicates that no further...
- In computing,
output padding is the
insertion of non-printing
characters into the
device output stream to
allow for a
preceding control operation to take...
- In cryptography, a
padding oracle attack is an
attack which uses the
padding validation of a
cryptographic message to
decrypt the ciphertext. In cryptography...
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consists of
three separate but
related issues: data alignment, data
structure padding, and ****ng. The CPU in
modern computer hardware performs reads and writes...
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Schedule padding—sometimes
called simply padding, or
recovery time—is some
amount of 'additional' time
added to part or all of a schedule, in
excess of...
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independently proved that the
structure is sound: that is, if an
appropriate padding scheme is used and the
compression function is collision-resistant, then...
