Advances in Cryptology - CRYPTO '97

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Advances in Cryptology - CRYPTO '97

- 01 Jan 1997

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Another View of the Division Property

Christina Boura, +1 more

- 14 Aug 2016

TL;DR: In this paper, a new notion of parity sets is introduced to characterize the division property of block ciphers, which can be used to construct low-data distinguishers against reduced-round Present attacks.

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Bing Sun, +4 more

- 14 Aug 2016

TL;DR: It is proved that the authors can always distinguish 5 rounds of AES-like SPN ciphers from random permutations even when the difference of the sub-keys is unknown, and it is shown that, in the chosen-ciphertext mode, there exist some nontrivial distinguishers for 5-round AES.

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Lightweight Multiplication in $$GF2^n$$ with Applications to MDS Matrices

Christof Beierle, +2 more

- 14 Aug 2016

TL;DR: This paper investigates which field representation, that is which choice of basis, allows for an optimal implementation of finite field multiplications with one fixed element, and constructs new MDS matrices which outperform or are on par with all previous results when focusing on a round-based hardware implementation.

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