Optimization on Attacking Block Cipher with Parallel Computing of GPU

Xiao Ling Xia; Zhao Chen; Anrong Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.660.146

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Optimization on Attacking Block Cipher with Parallel Computing of GPU

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Since many works have been devoted to attack the Block Cipher, in this paper, on the base of the prior work, we take the advantage of the capacity of parallel computing of GPU and use Light Encryption Device (LED) as an object of experiment. After modifying the algorithm, we reduce the time complexity of the attack that reveals the whole key of LED from 218 to 210.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 660)

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Xiao Ling Xia, Zhao Chen, Anrong Yang

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Block Cipher, Differential Fault Analysis, LED, Parallel Computing

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