A generalized methodology for designing non-linear elements in symmetric cryptographic primitives
@article{Easttom2018AGM, title={A generalized methodology for designing non-linear elements in symmetric cryptographic primitives}, author={Chuck Easttom}, journal={2018 IEEE 8th Annual Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference (CCWC)}, year={2018}, pages={444-449} }
Symmetric ciphers are widely used for a variety of security purposes. These cryptographic primitives are ubiquitous. The primary source of non-linearity in any symmetric cryptographic primitive is the substitution box, or s-box. While there have been many proposals for varying ways to construct s-box's, this paper proposes a generalized methodology that can be used with any symmetric cipher, either in the creation of new s-boxes, during cipher design, the evaluation of the efficacy of existing… CONTINUE READING
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