Linear Cryptanalysis on Second Round Mini-AES
Hossein Khaleghi Bizaki, S.D. Mansoori, Abolfazl Falahati
Abstract
Hossein Khaleghi Bizaki, S.D. Mansoori, Abolfazl Falahati
Abstract
Linear attack is primarily introduced for DES encryption system by Matsui. This particular cryptanalysis was based on linear approximation of nonlinear S-boxes within the algorithm. This kind of attack is then deployed for many other block ciphers. This paper describes linear attack on second round mini-AES. By using this cryptanalysis, it is possible to attack on full round of mini-AES algorithm. Undoubtedly, one of the most important results of this cryptanalysis is that it is possible to better understand linear attack on Rijndael
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Linear attack is primarily introduced for DES encryption system by Matsui. This particular cryptanalysis was based on linear approximation of nonlinear S-boxes within the algorithm. This kind of attack is then deployed for many other block ciphers. This paper describes linear attack on second round mini-AES. By using this cryptanalysis, it is possible to attack on full round of mini-AES algorithm. Undoubtedly, one of the most important results of this cryptanalysis is that it is possible to better understand linear attack on Rijndael
Key concepts: Linear cryptanalysis, Impossible differential cryptanalysis, Boomerang attack, Block cipher, Cryptanalysis, Advanced Encryption Standard, Higher-order differential cryptanalysis, Differential cryptanalysis