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What the Fork: Implementation Aspects of a Forkcipher
, 2019 Lightweight cryptography refers to cryptographic designs that are heavily optimized to minimize resources, such as computational complexity, latency, energy/power consumption, hardware area, code size, and RAM, or to be very efficient in a particular ...
Vizar, Damian +3 more
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Probabilistic Extensions: A One-Step Framework for Finding Rectangle Attacks and Beyond [PDF]
In differential-like attacks, the process typically involves extending a distinguisher forward and backward with probability 1 for some rounds and recovering the key involved in the extended part.
Qianqian Yang +4 more
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A TPRF-based pseudo-random number generator
Most cryptographic applications use randomness that is generated by pseudo-random number generators (PRNGs). A popular PRNG practical choice is the NIST standardized CTR_DRBG.
Weninger, Andreas; orcid: +1 more
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