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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"lightweight block"”.

  1. Neural Cryptanalysis for Cyber-Physical System Ciphers

    … for proprietary cyber-physical systems (CPS) and lightweight block ciphers. This thesis work extends the work of the recently-developed neural cryptanalysis method, which trains neural networks on a set of plaintext/ciphertext pairs to extract meaningful bitwise relationships and predict …

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  2. The applicability of recycled waste paper as lightweight building materials

    … the applicability of recycled wastepaper as lightweight building materials with focus on contributing to sustainability in the creation of the built environment. The major aim was to develop an eco-friendly lightweight non-loadbearing block from recycled wastepaper without the use of cement …

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  3. A novel approach to symmetric cryptographic secured communication links for real-time teleoperation and telemetry

    … results in the design and implementation of new block cipher structures, designated the Permutation Substitution Network (PSN) and the Permutation Substitution Permutation Network (PSPN). Applying the PSN and PSPN structures enables the derivation of the Big Cat family of block ciphers which is a …

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  4. Analysis and Design of Symmetric Cryptographic Algorithms

    … of those attacks. In particular, we target block ciphers with a lightweight and (often) non-bijective key schedule where the derived subkeys are (almost) independent from each other. An attacker who is able to reconstruct one of the subkeys is thus not necessarily able to directly retrieve …

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