Understanding Two-Round Differentials in AES
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- The \(t\)-wise independence of substitution-permutation networks
- More accurate results on the provable security of AES against impossible differential cryptanalysis
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- Internal differential collision attacks on the reduced-round Grøstl-0 hash function
- Perfect nonlinear functions and cryptography
- Meet-in-the-middle attacks on 10-round AES-256
- Improved key-recovery attacks on reduced-round WEM-8
- Wide Trail Design Strategy for Binary MixColumns
- Improved analysis of ECHO-256
- Differential attacks against SPN: a thorough analysis
- Subspace distinguisher for 5/8 rounds of the ECHO-256 hash function
- Advanced Encryption Standard – AES
- A new structural-differential property of 5-round AES
- Triangulating rebound attack on AES-like hashing
- Truncated differential properties of the diagonal set of inputs for 5-round AES
- Non-existence of one-byte active impossible differentials for 5-round AES in the master-key setting
- Improved truncated differential distinguishers of AES with concrete S-box
- Automatic boomerang attacks search on Rijndael
- Improved meet-in-the-middle attack on 10 rounds of the AES-256 block cipher
- Improved meet-in-the-middle attacks on nine rounds of the AES-192 block cipher
- Guess-and-determine rebound: applications to key collisions on \textsf{AES}
- Two generalizations of almost perfect nonlinearity
- New techniques for analyzing differentials with application to AES
- An application of the O'Nan-Scott theorem to the group generated by the round functions of an AES-like cipher
- Weak-key distinguishers for AES
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