swMATH17436MaRDI QIDQ29295FDOQ29295
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Official website: http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-662-48800-3_17
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- Related-Key Cryptanalysis of Midori
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- New observations on invariant subspace attack
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- KLEIN
- ARMADILLO
- PRESENT
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- NOEKEON
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- PHOTON
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- Piccolo
- PRINCE
- FOX
- SIMECK
- SIMON
- Twofish
- CBEAM
- KTANTAN
- SKINNY
- Nonlinear diffusion layers
- SHARK
- Atomic-AES
- LED
- Lilliput
- Beyond birthday bound secure fresh rekeying: application to authenticated encryption
- MANTIS
- PICARO
- Serpent
- KATAN
- CRYPTON
- CHAM
- PRINTcipher
- CryptoSMT
- Square
- SPECK
- GIFT
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- Kuznyechik
- Streebog
- Revised version of block cipher CHAM
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- PIPO
- SPEEDY
- Block cipher invariants as eigenvectors of correlation matrices
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- Bounding the length of impossible differentials for SPN block ciphers
- Gimli
- CRAFT
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