Differential factors and differential cryptanalysis of block cipher PRIDE

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Today, IoT devices are used in very critical areas like payment cards, contactless keys and biometric authentication. Moreover, while the number of IoT Technologies increases, cryptographic systems that are optimized for IoT devices that require less cost, less power, and less memory are highly required in today’s industry. Therefore, in recent years several lightweight block ciphers are published to satisfy industry needs. However, there are still more work needed to be sure about the security of these block ciphers. Diﬀerential cryptanalysis is one of the important methods used in block cipher analysis. This method deals with how minor diﬀerences made in the plaintext can lead to certain diﬀerences in the cipher text. It is examined that whether the expected diﬀerences are observed or not by testing all candidate key bits on a number of plaintextciphertext pairs. The correct key is expected to provide these diﬀerences more times than the wrong keys. By this means the correct key is captured. However, a recent study, Diﬀerential Factors showed that it may not be possible to fully capture the attacked round key bits when performing a diﬀerential attack. Besides, another recent study Undisturbed Bits can be used for discovering longer diﬀerential characteristics that provides opportunity for more powerful diﬀerential attacks. Inthisthesis,wehaveinvestigatedseverallightweightblockciphersfortheexistence vi of Diﬀerential Factors and Undisturbed Bits. We have also shown how diﬀerential factors can be used to reduce the time complexity of diﬀerential attacks by summarizing the corrected attacks on PRESENT and SERPENT block ciphers. Moreover, we have also investigated the 18-round, 19-round and 20-round diﬀerential attacks on PRIDE block cipher and we have corrected these attacks considering diﬀerential factors. As a result, by our correction we have shown that these attacks require more time complexity than they were claimed.

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Ciphers., Cryptography., Data protection., Computer security., Data encryption (Computer science).

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/26571

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E. Doğan, “Differential factors and differential cryptanalysis of block cipher PRIDE,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2017.