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Reflection cryptanalysis of PRINCE-like ciphers
Soleimany, Hadi (1); Blondeau, Cé line (1); Yu, Xiaoli (2); Wu, Wenling (2); Nyberg, Kaisa (1); Zhang, Huiling (2); Zhang, Lei (2); Wang, Yanfeng (2); Soleimany, H.(hadi.soleimany@aalto.fi)
2014
Conference Name20th International Workshop on Fast Software Encryption, FSE 2013
Pages71-91
Conference DateMarch 11, 2013 - March 13, 2013
Conference PlaceSingapore, Singapore
Indexed TypeEI
Publish PlaceSpringer Verlag
ISSN3029743
ISBN9783662439326
Department(1) Department of Information and Computer Science, Aalto University, School of Science, Espoo, Finland; (2) TCA, Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China; (3) Graduate University, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
English AbstractPRINCE is a low-latency block cipher presented at ASIACRYPT 2012. The cipher was designed with a property called α-reflection which reduces the definition of the decryption with a given key to an encryption with a different but related key determined by . In the design document, it was shown that PRINCE is secure against known attacks independently of the value of , and the design criteria for remained open. In this paper, we introduce new generic distinguishers on PRINCE-like ciphers. First, we show that, by folding the cipher in the middle, the number of rounds can be halved due to the α-reflection property. Furthermore, we investigate many classes of α and find the best differential characteristic for the folded cipher. For such α there exist an efficient key-recovery attack on the full 12-round cipher with the data complexity of 257.98 known plaintexts and time complexity of 272.39 encryptions. With the original value of we can attack a reduced six-round version of PRINCE. As a result of the new cryptanalysis method presented in this paper, new design criteria concerning the selection of the value of for PRINCE-like ciphers are obtained. © 2014 Springer-Verlag.; PRINCE is a low-latency block cipher presented at ASIACRYPT 2012. The cipher was designed with a property called α-reflection which reduces the definition of the decryption with a given key to an encryption with a different but related key determined by . In the design document, it was shown that PRINCE is secure against known attacks independently of the value of , and the design criteria for remained open. In this paper, we introduce new generic distinguishers on PRINCE-like ciphers. First, we show that, by folding the cipher in the middle, the number of rounds can be halved due to the α-reflection property. Furthermore, we investigate many classes of α and find the best differential characteristic for the folded cipher. For such α there exist an efficient key-recovery attack on the full 12-round cipher with the data complexity of 257.98 known plaintexts and time complexity of 272.39 encryptions. With the original value of we can attack a reduced six-round version of PRINCE. As a result of the new cryptanalysis method presented in this paper, new design criteria concerning the selection of the value of for PRINCE-like ciphers are obtained. © 2014 Springer-Verlag.
Language英语
WOS IDWOS:000358935100010
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Content Type会议论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16573
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
Corresponding AuthorSoleimany, H.(hadi.soleimany@aalto.fi)
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Soleimany, Hadi ,Blondeau, Cé,line ,et al. Reflection cryptanalysis of PRINCE-like ciphers[C]. Springer Verlag,2014:71-91.
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