Characterizing NTRU-Variants Using Group Ring and Evaluating their Lattice Security.
Takanori Yasuda, Xavier Dahan, Kouichi Sakurai
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Takanori Yasuda, Xavier Dahan, Kouichi Sakurai
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Abstract. The encryption scheme NTRU is designed over a quotient ring of a poly-nomial ring. Basically, if the ring is changed to any other ring, NTRU-like cryptosys-tem is constructible. In this paper, we propose a variant of NTRU using group ring, which is called GR-NTRU. GR-NTRU includes NTRU as a special case. Moreover, we analyze and com-pare the security of GR-NTRU for several concrete groups. It is easy to investigate the algebraic structure of group ring by using group representation theory. We apply this fact to the security analysis of GR-NTRU. We show that the original NTRU and multivariate NTRU are most secure among several GR-NTRUs which we investigated.
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Abstract. The encryption scheme NTRU is designed over a quotient ring of a poly-nomial ring. Basically, if the ring is changed to any other ring, NTRU-like cryptosys-tem is constructible. In this paper, we propose a variant of NTRU using group ring, which is called GR-NTRU. GR-NTRU includes NTRU as a special case. Moreover, we analyze and com-pare the security of GR-NTRU for several concrete groups. It is easy to investigate the algebraic structure of group ring by using group representation theory. We apply this fact to the security analysis of GR-NTRU. We show that the original NTRU and multivariate NTRU are most secure among several GR-NTRUs which we investigated.
Key concepts: NTRU, Cryptosystem, Computer science, Algebraic structure, Group ring, Mathematics, Theoretical computer science, Cryptography