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Analysis of nonlinear transformation used in lightweight cryptographic algorithms

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In this paper, among the 10 nonlinear representations used in the final stage of the NIST LWC competition, those presented in the form of S boxes are analyzed to meet the general cryptographic requirements. The results of the analysis showed that the S boxes used in lightweight cryptographic algorithms cannot fully meet the general cryptographic requirements. This situation is justified by the fact that transformations reduce the length of the code, require fewer logical elements in the hardware implementation. In addition, NFSR, Keccak, and ARX representations of nonlinear transformation are used, which are convenient to implement, although they do not provide as high nonlinearity as S boxes.

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I.Rahmatullayev

Toshkent Axborot Texnologiyalari Universiteti Samarqand filiali

Z.Xudoykulov

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# нелинейное отображение# NIST LWC# yengil vaznli kriptografiya# chiziqsiz akslantirish# umumiy kriptografik talablar# S jadval# Keccak# NFSR# lightweight cryptography# nonlinear transformation# general cryptographic requiremen# S box# облегченная криптография# общие криптографические требован# S-таблица# ARX

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