FPGA implementations of the ICEBERG block cipher
François‐Xavier Standaert, G. Piret, Gaël Rouvroy, Jean-Jacques Quisquater
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François‐Xavier Standaert, G. Piret, Gaël Rouvroy, Jean-Jacques Quisquater
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This paper presents FPGA (field programmable gate array) implementations of ICEBERG, a block cipher designed for reconfigurable hardware implementations and presented at FSE 2004. All its components are involutional and allow very efficient combinations of encryption/decryption. The implementations proposed also allow changing the key and encrypt/decrypt (E/D) mode for every plaintext, without any performance loss. In comparison with other recent block ciphers, the implementation results of ICEBERG show a significant improvement of hardware efficiency. Moreover, the key and E/D agility allows considering new encryption modes to counteract certain side-channel attacks.
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This paper presents FPGA (field programmable gate array) implementations of ICEBERG, a block cipher designed for reconfigurable hardware implementations and presented at FSE 2004. All its components are involutional and allow very efficient combinations of encryption/decryption. The implementations proposed also allow changing the key and encrypt/decrypt (E/D) mode for every plaintext, without any performance loss. In comparison with other recent block ciphers, the implementation results of ICEBERG show a significant improvement of hardware efficiency. Moreover, the key and E/D agility allows considering new encryption modes to counteract certain side-channel attacks.
Key concepts: Block cipher, Plaintext, Computer science, Field-programmable gate array, Encryption, Block cipher mode of operation, Embedded system, Key (lock)