Titlebook: Selected Areas in Cryptography; 11th International W Helena Handschuh,M. Anwar Hasan Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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978-3-540-24327-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005

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A New Simple Technique to Attack Filter Generators and Related Ciphers We demonstrate the effectiveness by describing key recovery attacks on the stream cipher LILI-128. One attack on LILI-128 requires 2. bits of keystream and a computational complexity of roughly 2.. This is a significant improvement compared to other known attacks.

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An Improved Correlation Attack on A5/1A new approach to attack A5/1 is proposed. The proposed attack is a refinement of a previous attack by Ekdahl and Johansson. We make two important observations that lead to a new attack with improved performance.

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Security of the MISTY Structure in the Luby-Rackoff Model: Improved Resultscase of the 3-round R-scheme. Finally, we show that the advantage in distinguishing a 5-round scheme from a random permutation when the adversary is allowed to adaptively chosen encryption as well as decryption queries is also .(../2.). This is to our knowledge the first time involutions are considered in the context of the Luby-Rackoff model.

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About the Security of Ciphers (Semantic Security and Pseudo-Random Permutations)htime and challenge-adaptive adversaries. We furthermore provide some relations for this notion between different models of adversaries, and the more classical security notions for ciphers: pseudo-random permutations (PRP) and super pseudo-random permutations (SPRP).