Hardware lightweight design of PRESENT block cipher

Sravya, G.; Kumar, Manchalla.O.V.P.; Sheeba, G. Merlin; Jamal, Karim; Mannem, Kiran

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.08.435

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“…The block sizes refer to each algorithm's variant. The evaluation of performance on encryption and decryption time is the ratio of code sizebits multiplied by encryption cycle countms together with the algorithm variant block sizebits as depicted in (3).…”

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“…Several innovative and inexpensive lightweight ciphers have been introduced to offer solid security. At the moment, notable lightweight block ciphers are recommended, such as PRESENT [3], PRINT [4], EPCBC [5], MIBS [6], LED [7], Piccolo [8], LBlock [9], TWINE [10], KLEIN [11], PRINCE [12], ITUbee [13], RECTANGLE [14], QTL [15], GIFT [16], Skinny [17] and Simon and Speck [18]. The Substitution-Permutation Network (SPNs) and Feistel-type structures are the two main classical designs of these lightweight ciphers.…”

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Modified Key Derivation Function for Enhanced Security of Speck in Resource-Constrained Internet of Things

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2021

IJCNIS

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Randomness is an imperative component in every cryptographic algorithm to guarantee secret keys are unpredictable and secured against all forms of attacks. Speck generated sequence is non-random, a clear sign that it falls beyond the acceptable success rate when tested in statistical analysis. Thus, this study resolves the non-randomness by integrating a novel key derivation function that uses elementary operators designed for lightweight application. This design aims not to compromise performance when implemented on software and hardware. As a result, the modified Speck successfully passed the NIST SP 800 - 22 and Dieharder v3.31.0 Statistical Test Analysis as no p-value is flagged as failed during testing. Hence, making modified Speck cryptographically secured. Nevertheless, a 1.06% decrease in the figure of merit of the modified Speck still makes it worthier in a resource-constrained Internet of Things application as contrasted to Speck because it is proven to be beyond cryptographically secured.

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Modified Key Derivation Function for Enhanced Security of Speck in Resource-Constrained Internet of Things

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2021

IJCNIS

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“…Sravya [18] proposed an ultra-lightweight design of PRESENT block cipher for improved Security and hardware planning. In this paper, 64bit plain text and 80bit cipher texts was considered.…”

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Low Area FPGA Implementation of SP-box PRESENT Cryptography with MSCLCG Key Generation

2021

IJIES

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Hardware lightweight design of PRESENT block cipher

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Modified Key Derivation Function for Enhanced Security of Speck in Resource-Constrained Internet of Things

Modified Key Derivation Function for Enhanced Security of Speck in Resource-Constrained Internet of Things

Low Area FPGA Implementation of SP-box PRESENT Cryptography with MSCLCG Key Generation

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