At the 2nd NESSIE workshop on 12-13 September 2001 ,NESSIE gives the selection of 7 primitives from 17 block cipher candidates for further evaluation in Phase Ⅱ. In this paper,the NESSIE evaluation criteria is introd...At the 2nd NESSIE workshop on 12-13 September 2001 ,NESSIE gives the selection of 7 primitives from 17 block cipher candidates for further evaluation in Phase Ⅱ. In this paper,the NESSIE evaluation criteria is introduced ,the reason of each candidate for selection or not is explained ,furthermore ,analysis results for each block cipher candidate are listed.展开更多
We present some known-key distinguishers for a type-1 Feistel scheme with a permutation as the round function. To be more specific, the 29-round known-key truncated differential distinguishers are given for the 256-bi...We present some known-key distinguishers for a type-1 Feistel scheme with a permutation as the round function. To be more specific, the 29-round known-key truncated differential distinguishers are given for the 256-bit type-1 Feistel scheme with an SP （substitution-permutation） round function by using the rebound attack, where the S-boxes have perfect differential and linear properties and the linear diffusion layer has a maximum branch number. For two 128-bit versions, the distinguishers can be applied on 25- round structures. Based on these distinguishers, we construct near-collision attacks on these schemes with MMO （Matyas- Meyer-Oseas） and MP （Miyaguchi-Preneel） hashing modes, and propose the 26-round and 22-round near-collision attacks for two 256-bit schemes and two 128-bit schemes, respectively. We apply the near-collision attack on MAME and obtain a 26-round near-collision attack. Using the algebraic degree and some integral properties, we prove the correctness of the 31-round known-key integral distinguisher proposed by Sasaki et al. We show that if the round function is a permutation, the integral distinguisher is suitable for a type-1 Feistel scheme of any size.展开更多
文摘At the 2nd NESSIE workshop on 12-13 September 2001 ,NESSIE gives the selection of 7 primitives from 17 block cipher candidates for further evaluation in Phase Ⅱ. In this paper,the NESSIE evaluation criteria is introduced ,the reason of each candidate for selection or not is explained ,furthermore ,analysis results for each block cipher candidate are listed.
基金Acknowledgements This research project was promoted by the Scientific Research Foundation for High Level Talents of Henan Normal University （01016500148） and the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos. 61272476, 61232009）.
文摘We present some known-key distinguishers for a type-1 Feistel scheme with a permutation as the round function. To be more specific, the 29-round known-key truncated differential distinguishers are given for the 256-bit type-1 Feistel scheme with an SP （substitution-permutation） round function by using the rebound attack, where the S-boxes have perfect differential and linear properties and the linear diffusion layer has a maximum branch number. For two 128-bit versions, the distinguishers can be applied on 25- round structures. Based on these distinguishers, we construct near-collision attacks on these schemes with MMO （Matyas- Meyer-Oseas） and MP （Miyaguchi-Preneel） hashing modes, and propose the 26-round and 22-round near-collision attacks for two 256-bit schemes and two 128-bit schemes, respectively. We apply the near-collision attack on MAME and obtain a 26-round near-collision attack. Using the algebraic degree and some integral properties, we prove the correctness of the 31-round known-key integral distinguisher proposed by Sasaki et al. We show that if the round function is a permutation, the integral distinguisher is suitable for a type-1 Feistel scheme of any size.
