Linear cryptanalysis

Known as: Linear (disambiguation)

In cryptography, linear cryptanalysis is a general form of cryptanalysis based on finding affine approximations to the action of a cipher. Attacks…

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2012

Although smart cards have already provided secure portable storage device, security is still a major concern to electronic data…

2008

This paper reports on the improved and multiple linear cryptanalysis of reduced round Serpent by mean of a branch-and-bound…

2006

CTC is a toy cipher designed by Courtois in order to prove the strength of algebraic attacks. In this paper we study the…

2006

A coding theory framework for related-key linear cryptanalytic attacks on block ciphers is presented. It treats linear…

2004

We have investigated the linear cryptanalysis of AES cipher in this article. As the previous encryption standard DES could be…

2000

The main goal of this diploma work is the implementation of Matsui's linear cryptanalysis of DES and a statistical and…

1998

We show that the linear cryptanalytic attack on RC5 that was published by Kaliski and Yin at Crypto'95 does not work as expected…

1998

In this paper a framework for classifying iterative symmetric block ciphers based on key schedules is provided. We use this…

1996

The paper presents a general setting which is used to describe generalized linear and partitioning cryptanalysis. A measure of…

1995

This work examines two aspects of cryptography, the evaluation of the security of an existing encryption algorithm and the…