Efficient and high‐throughput application‐specific integrated circuit implementations of HIGHT and PRESENT block ciphers

Rashidi, Bahram

doi:10.1049/iet-cds.2018.5457

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“…A Single‐cyclehardware implementation of the PRESENT is presented in [23]. In [25] the loopunrolling technique is applied in the PRESENT structure to reduce the latency andincrease throughput. Also, the S‐box is implemented based on an area‐optimisedcombinational logic circuit by using the Karnaugh mapping and further factorisation.In [26] three structures of the SIMON cipher(iterative structure, key‐agile pipeline structure, and non‐key‐agile pipelinestructure) are presented.…”

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“…Several application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) implementations of the PRESENT algorithm have been reported in [11,[21][22][23][24][25]. In [22] three structures of the PRESENT cipher (pipelined structure, serial structure, and round structure) are proposed.…”

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“…In [24] an optimised architecture for the S‐box is presented. In [25] the loop unrolling technique is applied in the PRESENT structure to reduce the latency and increase throughput. Also, the S‐box is implemented based on an area‐optimised combinational logic circuit by using the Karnaugh mapping and further factorisation.…”

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Flexible structures of lightweight block ciphers PRESENT, SIMON and LED

Rashidi¹

2020

IET Circuits, Devices & Systems

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Security and privacy of the Internet of Things (IoT) systems are critical challenges in many data-sensitive applications. The IoT systems are constrained in terms of execution time, flexibility and computational resources. In recent years, many encryption algorithms have been proposed to provide the security of IoT communication. In this study, flexible and high-throughput hardware structures of the PRESENT, SIMON, and LED lightweight block ciphers are presented for IoT applications. The proposed flexible structures can perform various configurations of these block ciphers to support variable key sizes. For example, the PRESENT, SIMON, and LED ciphers support key sizes (80, 128 bits), (96, 144, 128, 192, and 256 bits), and (64, 128 bits), respectively. Therefore, these architectures provide versatile implementations that enable adaptive security level using a variable key size. In the proposed structures, sub-blocks of the ciphers are implemented based on optimised circuits. In the PRESENT and LED ciphers, the S-boxes are implemented based on area-optimised logic circuits. The implementation results of proposed flexible architectures are achieved in 180 nm CMOS technology. Area, throughput and throughput/area of the proposed structures have improved compared to other related works.

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Flexible structures of lightweight block ciphers PRESENT, SIMON and LED

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2020

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“…Several approaches including dynamic S-Box on the PRESENT algorithm have been proposed to solve anti-fixed point in [37]. To improve the performance of PRESENT, the number of logic gates and critical path delay is dramatically reduced by using Karnaugh map in [41]. ANU [43] is a very light-weight cipher built on the Feistel network that is intended for use in the Internet of Things (IoT).…”

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Key-based dynamic S-Box approach for PRESENT lightweight block cipher

2023

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Internet-of-Things (IoT) is an emerging technology that interconnects millions of small devices to enable communication between the devices. It is heavily deployed across small scale to large scale industries because of its wide range of applications. These devices are very capable of transferring data over the internet including critical data in few applications. Such data is exposed to various security threats and thereby raises privacy-related concerns. Even devices can be compromised by the attacker. Modern cryptographic algorithms running on traditional machines provide authentication, confidentiality, integrity, and non-repudiation in an easy manner. IoT devices have numerous constraints related to memory, storage, processors, operating systems and power. Researchers have proposed several hardware and software implementations for addressing security attacks in lightweight encryption mechanism. Several works have made on lightweight block ciphers for improving the confidentiality by means of providing security level against cryptanalysis techniques. With the advances in the cipher breaking techniques, it is important to increase the security level to much higher. This paper, focuses on securing the critical data that is being transmitted over the internet by PRESENT using key-based dynamic S-Box. Security analysis of the proposed algorithm against other lightweight block cipher shows a significant improvement against linear and differential attacks, biclique attack and avalanche effect. A novel key-based dynamic S-Box approach for PRESENT strongly withstands cryptanalytic attacks in the IoT Network.

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“…This multiplication operation is vital for accentuating relevant signal components, thus enabling accurate feature extraction in applications like pattern recognition and data classification. Multipliers play a pivotal role in signal modulation by facilitating the multiplication of the modulating signal with the carrier signal [5]. This process results in the generation of modulated signals that encode information, finding applications in wireless communication systems and digital modulation techniques.…”

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Enhancing ASIC chip performance through integrated algorithm optimization

Xiao

2024

ACE

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As a crucial arithmetic logic unit, the multiplier plays a significant role in digital signal processing. However, multiplication operations often require a large number of calculations and logic gates, leading to increased circuit complexity and power consumption. To enhance the performance and efficiency of multipliers, this paper presents an optimization analysis based on the Wallace Tree and Booth algorithms. The Wallace Tree algorithm decomposes multiplication operations into multiple stages and employs both separate operations and bit-level parallelism to accelerate multiplication, achieving efficient parallel multiplication computations and reducing both latency and area complexity of multiplication. On the other hand, the Booth algorithm is an optimization method for signed binary multiplication. By introducing the concept of Booth encoding, it transforms signed multiplication into unsigned multiplication, thereby reducing the number of multiplication operations. This paper analyses the application and research progress of the Wallace Tree and Booth algorithms in the field of multiplier optimization to improve computational speed and reduce power consumption of multipliers.

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Efficient and high‐throughput application‐specific integrated circuit implementations of HIGHT and PRESENT block ciphers

Cited by 12 publications

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Flexible structures of lightweight block ciphers PRESENT, SIMON and LED

Flexible structures of lightweight block ciphers PRESENT, SIMON and LED

Key-based dynamic S-Box approach for PRESENT lightweight block cipher

Enhancing ASIC chip performance through integrated algorithm optimization

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