Showing papers on "Sponge function published in 2001"
TL;DR: A new stream cipher family whose output bits are produced by blocks, based on a new technique called crossing over which allows to vectorize stream ciphering by using nonlinear shift registers, which offers very high cryptographic security and much higher speed encryption.
Abstract: This paper presents a new stream cipher family whose output bits are produced by blocks. We particularly focus on the member of this family producing 128-bit blocks with a 256-bit key. The design is based on a new technique called crossing over which allows to vectorize stream ciphering by using nonlinear shift registers. These algorithms offer a very high cryptographic security and much higher speed encryption than any existing stream ciphers or block ciphers, particularly the AES candidates. A 1000 euros rewarded cryptanalysis challenge is proposed.
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