Cryptanalysis
Friedrich L. Bauer · 2006
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Friedrich L. Bauer · 2006
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Fuw-yi Yang, Jinn-ke Jan, Woei-jiunn Jeng · 2008
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Friedrich L. Bauer · 2025
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Joan Daemen, Vincent Rijmen · Information security and cryptography · 2002
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L. Hernández Encinas, A. Martín Del Rey, J. Muñoz Masqué · 2006
Tseng et al. have introduced in 2003 an authenticated encryption scheme by using self-certified public keys. Based on this scheme several authors have proposed new signature schemes avoiding some attacks against the original proposal. In this paper we show that there is a weakness on all these schemes affecting both the authentication of the signer’s public key and the own security of the system. We propose a slight but necessary modification to these schemes in order to avoid that weakness.
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SpringerReference · 2011
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L. Hernández Encinas, A. Martín Del Rey, J. Muñoz Masqué · 2006
Tseng et al. have introduced in 2003 an authenticated encryption scheme by using self-certified public keys. Based on this scheme several authors have proposed new signature schemes avoiding some attacks against the original proposal. In this paper we show that there is a weakness on all these schemes affecting both the authentication of the signer’s public key and the own security of the system. We propose a slight but necessary modification to these schemes in order to avoid that weakness.
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Fuw-yi Yang, Jinn-ke Jan, Woei-jiunn Jeng · 2008
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Jérémy Jean, María Naya-plasencia, Martin Schläffer et al. · 2011
Collision attack on the 5-round hash function Distinguisher on the 7-round compression function Conclusion
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Christopher Wolf, An Braeken, Bart Preneel · 2005
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Ling Song · 2023
This chapter introduces the boomerang attack and its variants, as well as recent advances that help to illustrate the principles behind the boomerang attack. It showcases the applications to toy ciphers. Differential cryptanalysis exploits non-random pairs of input and output differences of the cipher, that is, high probability differentials. A drawback of the boomerang attack is that it requires both chosen plaintexts and chosen ciphertexts. When incorporating the refinement into the amplified boomerang attack, we obtain the rectangle attack, a chosen-plaintext variant of the boomerang attack that considers multiple possible differences in the middle. In some cases, the probability of boomerang can be improved by using “tricks”, while in other cases the boomerang will not come back at all. To give an accurate estimation of the probability that a boomerang comes back, we have to handle the dependency and understand the issues.
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Antoine Joux · 2009
Illustrating the power of algorithms, Algorithmic Cryptanalysis describes algorithmic methods with cryptographically relevant examples. Focusing on both private- and public-key cryptographic algorithms, it presents each algorithm either as a textual description, in pseudo-code, or in a C code program.Divided into three parts, the book begins with a
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Marius Iulian Mihăilescu, Ștefania Loredana Niță · Apress eBooks · 2021
Integral cryptanalysis is a cryptanalytic technique that is designed for block ciphers constructed on networks of substitution-permutation. Since the integral cryptanalysis attack can be launched against the Square block cipher [1], it is also known as the Square attack. It was designed by Lars Knudsen.
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Carlo Harpes, James L. Massey · Lecture notes in computer science · 1997
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Petřík, Tomáš · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology) · 2011
Issues of this thesis are focused on side-channel cryptanalysis. Particularly attention is paid to differential power analysis, when is simulated an attack on the cryptographic module for different conditions and for different structural features of this module. As the cryptographic module is used a PIC microcontroller, which is operating with AES symmetric encryption algorithm. For this purpose, a design of experimental printed circuit board was created. Then, this PCB was equipped only with the necessary components for the function of the cryptographic module. Cryptanalysis is aimed on current consumption of crypto module that is caused by execution of AddRoundKey instructions. Power consumption of PIC microcontroller is measured in depending on the size of power supply voltage, size of serial resistor, size of bypass capacitor, and this thesis also examines the influence of ambient temperature on power consumption of PIC. The measured values are graphically presented and then discussed.
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Moen, Vebjørn · Bergen Open Research Archive (BORA) (University of Bergen) · 2002
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Kahrobaei, Delaram, Flores, Ramón, Noce, Marialaura et al. · Mathematical surveys and monographs · 2024
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Alex Biryukov · 2025
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Tim Beyne, Vincent Rijmen · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 2025
Applications of cryptography are plenty in everyday life. This guidebook is about the security analysis or 'cryptanalysis' of the basic building blocks on which these applications rely. Rather than covering a variety of techniques at an introductory level, this book provides a comprehensive and in-depth treatment of linear cryptanalysis. The subject is introduced from a mathematical point of view, providing an overview of the most influential papers on linear cryptanalysis and placing them in a consistent framework based on linear algebra. A large number of examples and exercises are included, drawing upon practice as well as theory. The book is accessible to students with no prior knowledge of cryptography. It covers linear cryptanalysis starting from the basics, including linear approximations and trails, correlation matrices, automatic search, key-recovery techniques, up to advanced topics, such as multiple and multidimensional linear cryptanalysis, zero-correlation approximations, and the geometric approach.
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Eli Biham · 2011
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