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A combinatory approach of non-chain ring and henon map for image encryption application. [PDF]

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Mohi Ud Din S, Shah T, Alblehai F, Nooh S, Jamal SS.   +4 more
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A secure and efficient image encryption scheme based on chaotic systems and nonlinear transformations. [PDF]

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Alexan W, Shabasy NHE, Ehab N, Maher EA.
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Secure medical image encryption with hyperelliptic curve based S-boxes. [PDF]

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Alali AS, Ali R, Jamil MK, Ali J, Gulraiz.   +4 more
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Secure gray image sharing framework with adaptive key generation using image digest. [PDF]

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Nithya C, Lakshmi C, Thenmozhi K, Harshavardhan MV, Kumaran R, Meikandan PV, Mahalingam H, Amirtharajan R.   +7 more
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Differential-Linear Cryptanalysis Revisited

Journal of Cryptology, 2015
Block ciphers are arguably the most widely used type of cryptographic primitives. We are not able to assess the security of a block cipher as such, but only its security against known attacks. The two main classes of attacks are linear and differential attacks and their variants.
Gregor Leander, Kaisa Nyberg, Céline Blondeau   +2 more
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Linear and Differential Cryptanalysis

2020
In this chapter, we will discuss two important types of cryptanalysis: linear and differential cryptanalysis. To explain how to merge theoretical concepts with the practical, in the beginning we will go through a set of basic concepts and advanced techniques on how these two types of cryptanalysis can be implemented by professionals.
Stefania Loredana Nita, Marius Iulian Mihailescu   +1 more
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Differential cryptanalysis of RC5

European Transactions on Telecommunications, 1997
AbstractIn this paper we investigate the strength of the secret‐key algorithm RC5 proposed by Ron Rivest. The target version of RC5 works on words of 32 bits, has 12 rounds and a user‐selected key of 128 bits. Kaliski and Yin estimated the strength of RC5 by differential and linear cryptanalysis.
Willi Meier, Lars R. Knudsen
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