A Formal Study of Cryptanalysis on Ciphers
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Computer and Communication Technology - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 8
Abstract
Cryptanalysis is co-study of cryptography. A cipher is said to be successful cipher if it design resists all cipher attacks. Cryptanalyis are two-fold. One way is a benign activity where cryptanalysis is performed to check the performance of the cipher under various conditions. The second one, attacker uses cryptanalysis to exploit the vulnerabilities of the cipher for their own benefit. In this paper, various types of attacks on Cipher and Biclique cryptanalysis are studied. Finally the structure of biclique attack is explained.
Authors and Affiliations
D. Seetha Mahalaxmi, Dr. S. Viswanatha Raju, Dr. A. Vinay Babu
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