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  1. A Hardware Evaluation of a NIST Lightweight Cryptography Candidate

    … To address the need for new, standardized lightweight cryptographic algorithms, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began a Lightweight Cryptography Standardization Process. This work analyzes the Sparkle (Schwaemm and Esch) submission to the process from a hardware …

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  2. Lightweight Cryptography for Internet of Things (IoT): Ascon-based Authentication Efficiency and Performance Analysis on STM32 Microcontroller

    … evaluation of Ascon-AEAD128, the NIST-standard lightweight authenticated encryption program for IoT authentication on an STM32 microcontroller platform. The proposed design implements a complete authenticated command routine, including payload instruction, encryption/decryption, tag …

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  3. CODE SMOOTHING, UNIFORM DISTRIBUTIONS, AND APPLICATIONS

    … Noise (LPN) problem---a foundational problem in lightweight cryptography. While prior work has explored reductions from the decoding problem to LPN to establish its hardness, our work sharpens this connection by delineating the parameter regimes where such reductions are viable, thus clarifying …

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  4. Privacy and Authentication in Emerging Network Applications

    … through leveraging different and relatively lightweight cryptography primitive with novel design, granting stronger security notion and improved efficiency as well. We thirdly studied the operational privacy of both IU and secondary users (SUs) in a general centralized SAS based DSA system …

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  5. Analysis of Lightweight Cryptographic Primitives

    … contribute to a lack in security. Recent work in lightweight cryptography has analyzed the suitability of custom protocols using AES as a comparative baseline. AES outperforms most custom protocols when looking at security, but those analyses fail to take into account block size and future …

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  6. Resource-constrained and Resource-efficient Modern Cryptosystem Design

    In the context of a system design, resource-constraints refer to severe restrictions on allowable resources, while resource-efficiency is the capability to achieve a desired performance and, at the same time, to reduce wasting resources. To design for low-cost platforms, these fundamental concepts …

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  7. Flexible and Lightweight Cryptographic Engines for Constrained Systems

    There is a significant effort in building lightweight cryptographic operations, yet the proposed solutions are typically single purpose modules that can only provide a fixed functionality. However, flexibility is an important aspect of cryptographic designs where a module can perform multiple …

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  8. A Trivium-Inspired Pseudorandom Number Generator with a Statistical Comparison to the Randomness of SecureRandom and Trivium

    <p>A pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) is an algorithm that produces a sequence of numbers which emulates the characteristics of a random sequence. In comparison to its genuine counterpart, PRNGs are considered more suitable for computing devices in that they do not consume a lot of resources …

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