Cuauhtemoc Mancillas-López

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
\textsf{LightMAC}: fork it and make it faster Advances in Mathematics of Communications	2024-08-06	Paper
\textsf{ISAP+}: \textsf{ISAP} with fast authentication Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2023-08-14	Paper
\textsf{Elastic-Tweak}: a framework for short tweak tweakable block cipher Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2023-05-12	Paper
\textsf{tHyENA}: making \textsf{HyENA} even smaller Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2023-05-12	Paper
\textsf{Light-OCB}: parallel lightweight authenticated cipher with full security	2022-07-13	Paper
\textsf{FAST}: disk encryption and beyond Advances in Mathematics of Communications	2022-01-24	Paper
The Oribatida v1.3 family of lightweight authenticated encryption schemes Journal of Mathematical Cryptology	2021-07-14	Paper
Pipelined Hardware Implementation of COPA, ELmD, and COLM IEEE Transactions on Computers	2020-10-02	Paper
On Random Read Access in ${\mathsf{OCB}}$ IEEE Transactions on Information Theory	2020-01-28	Paper
Reconfigurable Hardware Implementations of Tweakable Enciphering Schemes IEEE Transactions on Computers	2017-07-27	Paper
Efficient hardware implementations of brw polynomials and tweakable enciphering schemes IEEE Transactions on Computers	2017-07-12	Paper
ELmD: A Pipelineable Authenticated Encryption and Its Hardware Implementation IEEE Transactions on Computers	2017-05-16	Paper
<monospace>STES</monospace>: A Stream Cipher Based Low Cost Scheme for Securing Stored Data IEEE Transactions on Computers	2017-05-16	Paper
Double ciphertext mode: a proposal for secure backup International Journal of Applied Cryptography	2012-11-16	Paper
Efficient Implementations of Some Tweakable Enciphering Schemes in Reconfigurable Hardware Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2008-04-11	Paper

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