Abstract:
There is provided an encryption device to suppress calculation in the reverse direction in whitebox model encryption. The encryption device includes: having a predetermined relationship that outputs a plurality of output values according to a plurality of input values configured of plain text, with a part of the plurality of output values being inputted to a trapdoor one-way function, the predetermined relationship being defined by the output values that are not inputted to the trapdoor one-way function and one arbitrary input value of the plurality of input values; and having a property of encrypting a part of the plurality of output values according to the trapdoor one-way function, and the trapdoor one-way function not being able to decrypt encrypted data in a state in which a trapdoor is unknown.
Abstract:
An encryption processing system includes an encryption processing circuit that executes a round calculation on input data and generates output data, and a key schedule circuit that outputs key data used in the encryption processing circuit to the encryption processing circuit. Each round calculation executed by the encryption processing circuit includes a linear conversion process executed by a linear conversion circuit, and the linear conversion circuit changes a linear conversion mode of the linear conversion process according to a round transition.
Abstract:
A common-key blockcipher processing configuration with enhanced immunity against attacks such as saturation attacks and algebraic attacks (XSL attacks) is realized. In an encryption processing apparatus that performs common-key blockcipher processing, S-boxes serving as non-linear transformation processing parts set in round-function executing parts are configured using at least two different types of S-boxes. With this configuration, the immunity against saturation attacks can be enhanced. Also, types of S-boxes present a mixture of different types. With this configuration, the immunity against algebraic attacks (XSL attacks) can be enhanced, thereby realizing a highly secure encryption processing apparatus.