A Survey on Performance Analysis of Different Architectures of AES Algorithm on FPGA

Hasija, Taniya; Kaur, Amanpreet; Ramkumar, K.; Sharma, Shagun; Mittal, S. K.; Singh, Bhupendra

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-6383-4_4

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“…It is typically measured in operations per second and represents the amount of data that can be processed by the circuit in a given time period; is calculated using Eq. (11). A higher throughput means that the circuit can process more data in a given amount of time, which can also lead to a better performance.…”

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“…Moreover, chaos-based cryptography offers a promising solution as a replacement for traditional symmetric cryptographic methods, such as the advanced encryption system (AES) 11 . Chaos-based systems boast numerous benefits, including high sensitivity to initial conditions, ergodicity, deterministic random number generation, complex structures, a vast key-space, adaptability, and a large periodicity.…”

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Study and VHDL implementation of a novel chaos-based block cipher algorithm for digital image security

Hajjaji,

Albouchi

2024

J. Electron. Imag.

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We live in an interconnected world, and digital data transmissions have reached significant importance as they are the most used means of communication. Connected objects are widely used in our digital life, yet they may pose vulnerabilities and risks such as hacking or personal data theft due to their often inadequate security. In response to the size and capability restrictions of many existing embedded devices, lightweight cryptography has been considered. This article describes a hardware implementation of the lightweight cryptographic method [very high speed integrated circuit hardware description language (VHDL) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs)]. This work presents a hardware solution for securing digital information, more specifically images, and to ensure a high level of security and favorable performance, a robust algorithm with respect to Shannon's theory, Chaos, and its hardware implementation. The algorithm is a block cipher scheme that treats a block of 128-bit length. The paper discusses the method's two main parts: the key generator-based chaos and the block cipher algorithm that consists of a whitening operation, random permutation, and key-dependent S-box. Both the key generator and the encryption algorithm are implemented using VHDL language on a Xilinx ZedBoard Zynq Development Kit platform. The generated key sequences are tested using the NIST SP 800-22 test suite. The hardware implementation of the proposed algorithm is capable of securing different gray-scale images while maintaining low power usage, a good frequency of 129.9038 MHz, and a high throughput of 1651.201 Mbps. Both statistical and differential attacks demonstrate that the cryptosystem is capable of effective security against the next generation of cryptographic attacks.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Study and VHDL implementation of a novel chaos-based block cipher algorithm for digital image security

Hajjaji,

Albouchi

2024

J. Electron. Imag.

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“…An example of a cyclic group is shown in each of the Figure 6a-c. These groups were generated by an elliptic curve with the order 19 and the generator points (10,11), (7,6), and (16,4), respectively. Each of these figures is shown in its own separate figure.…”

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“…The use of the Modified Cryptographic Turbo Code Finite State Machine (MCTC-FSM) is expanding into new domains, such as privacy protection [7], encrypted image authentication, and authorship verification. One major drawback of current methods is that the encoded information can only be accessed either before or after the image has been decoded.…”

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A Finite State Machine-Based Improved Cryptographic Technique

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With the advent of several new means of communication, safeguarding the confidentiality of messages has become more crucial. Financial institutions, virtual currencies, and government organizations are all examples of high-risk contexts where information exchanges need particular care. The importance of data security in preventing unauthorized access to data is emphasized. Several cryptographic methods for protecting the secrecy and integrity of data were compared. In this research, the proposed work includes a new Turbo Code-based encryption algorithm. The Turbo encoder’s puncturing process is controlled by a secret key, and a typical random sequence is generated to encrypt the data and fix any mistakes. Key generation utilizing pre-existing data eliminates the requirement for sending keys over a secure channel. Using recurrence relations and the Lower–Upper (LU) decomposition method, the presented study suggests a novel approach to message encryption and decryption. The resulting encrypted grayscale image has a very high level of security, with an entropy of 7.999, a variation from perfection of 0.0245, and a correlation of 0.0092 along the diagonal, 0.0009 along the horizontal, and −0.0015 along the vertical. Directly decrypted pictures have a Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) of 56.22 dB, but the suggested approach only manages an embedding capacity of 0.5 bpp (bits per pixel). This may be achieved by decreasing the size of the location map by only 0.02 bpp.

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Design of VLSI Architecture Using AES Algorithm

Indra,

Shiny Pershiya

2024

2024 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Internet of Things (AIIoT)

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A Survey on Performance Analysis of Different Architectures of AES Algorithm on FPGA

Cited by 11 publications

References 21 publications

Study and VHDL implementation of a novel chaos-based block cipher algorithm for digital image security

Study and VHDL implementation of a novel chaos-based block cipher algorithm for digital image security

A Finite State Machine-Based Improved Cryptographic Technique

Design of VLSI Architecture Using AES Algorithm

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