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Combining LFSRs for Stream Ciphers: Why do we need high non-linearity?
Linear Feedback Shift Registers (LFSRs) can be excellent (efficient, fast, and with good statistial properties) pseudo-random generators. Many stream ciphers are based on LFSRs and one of the possible ...
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Berlekamp-Massey algorithm: case when sequence length is less than double the length of the LFSR
Suppose that we have a sequence of $N$ digits which is produced by a Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) and the shortest such LFSR is of length $L$. A very important tool in cryptanalysis of stream ...
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Generate random number which should depend on key
i want to generate random number for example from [1..100].
This algorithm which generates random number should work similarly like ("Linear congruential generator").
Here:
c - increment should ...
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Where can i find relative software for differential cryptanalysis?
Is there any publicly known software for differential cryptanalysis over some cryptographic building blocks as blocks ciphers or cryptographic hash functions
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Why do block ciphers need a non-linear component (like an S-box)?
Why is there a requirement of "Non-Linear functions" as a component of many popular block ciphers (e.g. the S-box in DES or 3DES)?
How does it make the cipher more secure?
The only intuition I have ...
