1) The document proposes a new data security algorithm to encrypt 128-bit plaintext into 128-bit ciphertext for protecting data from unauthorized access. 2) The algorithm uses a bit splitter unit to divide the plaintext into four 32-bit blocks, a functional block to operate on the blocks, bit append unit to concatenate the outputs, and Feistel cipher with two 32-bit keys to perform encryption. 3) Simulation results show the algorithm encrypting plaintext into ciphertext in 8.063ns, making it resistant to various attacks like brute-force, timing, snooping, and statistical attacks. The decryption process follows the reverse order.