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Evaluation of PP-1 Cipher Resistance against Differential and Linear Cryptanalysis in Comparison to a DES-like Cipher

Krzysztof Chmiel, Anna Grocholewska-Czuryło, Janusz Stokłosa

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In the paper we present an involutional block cipher PP-1, which is a scalable SPN. The cipher has very low memory requirements and uses only simple and fast arithmetic operations. The paper discusses in detail the PP-1 cipher design, including the S

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In the paper we present an involutional block cipher PP-1, which is a scalable SPN. The cipher has very low memory requirements and uses only simple and fast arithmetic operations. The paper discusses in detail the PP-1 cipher design, including the S

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In the paper we present an involutional block cipher PP-1, which is a scalable SPN. The cipher has very low memory requirements and uses only simple and fast arithmetic operations. The paper discusses in detail the PP-1 cipher design, including the S

Key concepts: Two-square cipher, Block cipher, Transposition cipher, Cipher, Arithmetic, Computer science, Differential cryptanalysis, Impossible differential cryptanalysis

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