PRINTcipher

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• Threshold implementations of small S-boxes
• Differential attacks: using alternative operations
• Two notions of differential equivalence on Sboxes
• A survey on implementation of lightweight block ciphers for resource constraints devices
• Slender-set differential cryptanalysis
• Quantum generic attacks on key-alternating Feistel ciphers for shorter keys
• On the resilience of Even-Mansour to invariant permutations
• A new non-random property of 4.5-round PRINCE
• WARP: revisiting GFN for lightweight 128-bit block cipher
• Enhanced criteria on differential uniformity and nonlinearity of cryptographically significant functions
• Cryptanalysis of the light-weight cipher A2U2
• Full analysis of \textsc{PRINTcipher} with respect to invariant subspace attack: efficient key recovery and countermeasures
• Differential cryptanalysis of round-reduced printcipher: computing roots of permutations
• Linear cryptanalysis of printcipher -- trails and samples everywhere
• Reflection cryptanalysis of PRINCE-like ciphers
• New observations on invariant subspace attack
• On classes of weak keys of generalized cryptosystem PRINT
• Multidimensional meet-in-the-middle attack and its applications to KATAN32/48/64
• Improbable differential attacks on \texttt{PRESENT} using undisturbed bits
• AKF: a key alternating Feistel scheme for lightweight cipher designs
• Side-channel analysis protection and low-latency in action -- case study of PRINCE and Midori
• Combined Differential and Linear Cryptanalysis of Reduced-Round PRINTcipher
• Revised version of block cipher CHAM
• Practical attack on 8 rounds of the lightweight block cipher KLEIN
• Differential cryptanalysis of PRESENT-like cipher
• Mind the propagation of states. New automatic search tool for impossible differentials and impossible polytopic transitions
• Building blockcipher from tweakable blockcipher: extending FSE 2009 proposal
• PRINTcipher: A Block Cipher for IC-Printing
• Improving the security and efficiency of block ciphers based on LS-designs
• CHAM: a family of lightweight block ciphers for resource-constrained devices
• On the multi-output filtering model and its applications

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