We propose a framework for designing randomized stream ciphers with enhanced security. The key attribute of this framework is using of nonlinear bijective mappings or keyless hash functions for random coding. We inves...We propose a framework for designing randomized stream ciphers with enhanced security. The key attribute of this framework is using of nonlinear bijective mappings or keyless hash functions for random coding. We investigate the computational security of the proposed ciphers against chosen-plaintext-chosen-initialization-vector attacks and show that it is based on the hardness of solving some systems of random nonlinear Boolean equations. We also provide guidelines for choosing components to design randomizers for specified ciphers.展开更多
Li et al. first proposed a quantum hash function(QHF) in a quantum-walk architecture. In their scheme, two two-particle interactions, i.e., I interaction and π-phase interaction are introduced and the choice of I or ...Li et al. first proposed a quantum hash function(QHF) in a quantum-walk architecture. In their scheme, two two-particle interactions, i.e., I interaction and π-phase interaction are introduced and the choice of I or π-phase interactions at each iteration depends on a message bit. In this paper, we propose an efficient QHF by dense coding of coin operators in discrete-time quantum walk. Compared with existing QHFs, our protocol has the following advantages: the efficiency of the QHF can be doubled and even more; only one particle is enough and two-particle interactions are unnecessary so that quantum resources are saved. It is a clue to apply the dense coding technique to quantum cryptographic protocols, especially to the applications with restricted quantum resources.展开更多
文摘We propose a framework for designing randomized stream ciphers with enhanced security. The key attribute of this framework is using of nonlinear bijective mappings or keyless hash functions for random coding. We investigate the computational security of the proposed ciphers against chosen-plaintext-chosen-initialization-vector attacks and show that it is based on the hardness of solving some systems of random nonlinear Boolean equations. We also provide guidelines for choosing components to design randomizers for specified ciphers.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61572053,61671087,U1636106,and 61602019)Beijing Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.4162005)
文摘Li et al. first proposed a quantum hash function(QHF) in a quantum-walk architecture. In their scheme, two two-particle interactions, i.e., I interaction and π-phase interaction are introduced and the choice of I or π-phase interactions at each iteration depends on a message bit. In this paper, we propose an efficient QHF by dense coding of coin operators in discrete-time quantum walk. Compared with existing QHFs, our protocol has the following advantages: the efficiency of the QHF can be doubled and even more; only one particle is enough and two-particle interactions are unnecessary so that quantum resources are saved. It is a clue to apply the dense coding technique to quantum cryptographic protocols, especially to the applications with restricted quantum resources.