New characterizations for the multi-output correlation-immune Boolean functions

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Abstract: Correlation-immune (CI) multi-output Boolean functions have the property of keeping the same output distribution when some input variables are fixed. Recently, a new application of CI functions has appeared in the system of resisting side-channel attacks (SCA). In this paper, three new methods are proposed to characterize the t th-order CI multi-output Boolean functions (n-input and m-output). The first characterization is to regard the multi-output Boolean functions as the corresponding generalized Boolean functions. It is shown that a generalized Boolean functions fg is a t th-order CI function if and only if the Walsh transform of fg defined here vanishes at all points with Hamming weights between 1 and t. Compared to the previous Walsh transforms of component functions, our first method can reduce the computational complexity from to . The last two methods are generalized from Fourier spectral characterizations. Especially, Fourier spectral characterizations are more efficient to characterize the symmetric multi-output CI Boolean functions.



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