Design of Lightweight Hash Function Based on Iterate

Shu Jing Gao; Rui Quan Zhang; Wei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.786

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Design of Lightweight Hash Function Based on Iterate

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A hash function h_MISR that suitable for passive devices is proposed. Taking parallel LFSR as the basic component h_MISRprovides the security through one-wayness brought by the information loss in the process of compression. When implemented, the hardware complexity of h_MISR is much lower than Toeplitz hash.

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Shu Jing Gao*, Rui Quan Zhang, Wei Zhang

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Balance, Hash Function, Light Weight, Linear Feedback Shift Register

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