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Further observations on the security of Speck32-like ciphers using machine learning. [PDF]
PeerJ Comput SciHou Z, Ren J, Chen S.
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SFN: A new lightweight block cipher
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 2018Abstract During past few years, some lightweight block ciphers have been proposed. These lightweight block ciphers take single encryption method that either uses Substitution-Permutation (SP) network structure or Feistel network structure to encrypt.
Lang Li, Botao Liu
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MIBS: A New Lightweight Block Cipher
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2009In this paper, we propose a new lightweight 64-bit block cipher, which we call MIBS, suitable for resource-constrained devices, such as low-cost RFID tags. We also study its hardware implementation efficiency, as well as its security. The hardware implementation of MIBS requires 1400 gates on 0.18 μm technology, which is less than 2000 gates limit for ...
Maryam Izadi +3 more
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QTL: A new ultra-lightweight block cipher
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 2016Abstract We propose a new ultra-lightweight block cipher, QTL. The 64 bits block cipher QTL supports 64 and 128 bits keys. To solve the slow diffusion of the traditional Feistel-type structures we have used a new variant of generalized Feistel network structure in design of the QTL.
Lang Li, Botao Liu
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Linear Cryptanalysis of Lightweight Block Cipher WARP
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2023Hong Xu 0008 +3 more
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A review of lightweight block ciphers
Journal of Cryptographic Engineering, 2017Embedded systems are deployed in various domains, including industrial installations, critical and nomadic environments, private spaces and public infrastructures. Their operation typically involves access, storage and communication of sensitive and/or critical information that requires protection, making the security of their resources and services an
George Hatzivasilis +3 more
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Analysis on Lightweight Block Cipher, KTANTAN
2011 7th International Conference on Information Assurance and Security (IAS), 2011In this research, we present the analysis on Lightweight Block Cipher; KTANTAN. This block cipher consists of three algorithms with block sizes of 32/48/64-bit and utilizes an 80-bit key. NIST Statistical Test Suite is used to determine the randomness of output sequence produced by all algorithms. Nine data categories are applied to generate the output
Nik Azura Nik Abdullah +2 more
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A Review on Lightweight Block Ciphers
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Lightweight cryptography has been very important for the last few years. It became one the most important block of a secure embedded systems because it has been a strong requirement for any resource constrained devices, and has several features like, it consumes only less power, less memory, etc.
Shilpa K, Chinchu A
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I-PRESENTTM: An Involutive Lightweight Block Cipher ()
Journal of Information Security, 2014 This paper proposes a new involutive light-weight block cipher for resource-constraint environments called I-PRESENT TM. The design is based on the Present block cipher which is included in the ISO/IEC 29192 standard on lightweight cryptography.
Norziana Jamil, Muhammad Reza Z'aba
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TWIS – A Lightweight Block Cipher
2009A new 128-bit block cipher, TWIS is proposed. It uses key size of 128-bits. The design targets to software environment for resource constrained applications. It is inspired from existing block cipher, CLEFIA. Although the proposed design uses less resources as compared to CLEFIA, it compares favorably with CLEFIA in terms of security provided.
Shrikant Ojha +3 more
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