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Rump Session 2016 New block Cipher Anatoly Lebedev; Andrey Karondeev; Alexandre Kozlov BMSTU 1 John Nash to NSA In 1950-es mathematician and Nobel Prize winner John Nash wrote several letters to NSA offering some new ideas of

Rump Session 2016 New block Cipher Anatoly Lebedev; Andrey Karondeev; Alexandre Kozlov BMSTU
1 John Nash to NSA In 1950-es mathematician and Nobel Prize winner John Nash wrote several letters to NSA offering some new ideas of „ enciphering algorithms “.
2 2001. NESSIE LAN Crypto Ltd. offered a block cipher called NUSH. The NUSH cipher later was found not secure with respect to linear cryptanalysis.
3 Change NUSH to NASH Make round function key-dependent. We make round transformations dependent of an intermediate information block and a key.
4 Implementation Variable cyclic rotation. Cyclic rotations dependent of an information block and a key.
5 Round Function
6 Basic Formulas Addition of a key with an information semiblock (mod 2 n ) makes cycle variation function nonlinear:
7 Variable Cyclic Rotation Rotations : 11, 14, 10, or 19 for the 64 bit block. Rotations: 37, 34, 38, or 29 for the 128 bit block.
8 Key Schedule
9 Thank you! Authors: Anatoly Lebedev, Andrey Karondeev, Alexander Kozlov. Bauman Moscow State University (RUSSIA) For requests: lan@lancrypto.com

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