The "one-group-one-cipher" cryptograph of block-cipher based on chaotic
Yan Ji-ning
Abstract
Yan Ji-ning
Abstract
Theone-group-one-cipheralgorithm used the sequence from chaotic mapping as sub-key for block cipher was presented to solve the problem of weak keys existing in currently combined cipher algorithms.The randomness of abstracted key sequence was validated in aspects of Shannon entropy.Theone-group-one-cipheralgorithm was de-signed and implemented based on hyper-chaos generalized Henon mapping and IDEA algorithms, and its security was analyzed theoretically.Analysis shows that the algorithm is so secure that it can withstand brute force attack, and it was perfect secrecy.The disadvantages of key's reuse of block ciphers are avoided, and the practicality and feasibility of chaos ciphers and one-time pad are improved.
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Theone-group-one-cipheralgorithm used the sequence from chaotic mapping as sub-key for block cipher was presented to solve the problem of weak keys existing in currently combined cipher algorithms.The randomness of abstracted key sequence was validated in aspects of Shannon entropy.Theone-group-one-cipheralgorithm was de-signed and implemented based on hyper-chaos generalized Henon mapping and IDEA algorithms, and its security was analyzed theoretically.Analysis shows that the algorithm is so secure that it can withstand brute force attack, and it was perfect secrecy.The disadvantages of key's reuse of block ciphers are avoided, and the practicality and feasibility of chaos ciphers and one-time pad are improved.
Key concepts: Block cipher, Stream cipher, Cipher, Running key cipher, Computer science, Theoretical computer science, Cryptography, CBC-MAC