Visible to the public A Hybrid Modified Lightweight Algorithm Combined of Two Cryptography Algorithms PRESENT and Salsa20 Using Chaotic System

TitleA Hybrid Modified Lightweight Algorithm Combined of Two Cryptography Algorithms PRESENT and Salsa20 Using Chaotic System
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2019
AuthorsJawad Kubba, Zaid M., Hoomod, Haider K.
Conference Name2019 First International Conference of Computer and Applied Sciences (CAS)
Keywords2D logistic map, block ciphers, chaotic communication, chaotic cryptography, chaotic system, cipher algorithm, Ciphers, Classification algorithms, composability, computational complexity, Constrained Devices, cryptography, cryptography algorithms PRESENT, data communication, Encryption, generated sequence keys, hybrid modified lightweight algorithm, Information systems, information technology, lightweight cryptography, NIST, NIST suite, Predictive Metrics, pseudorandom keys, pubcrawl, Resiliency, Salsa20, stream cipher, symmetric cipher, symmetric encryption, traditional cryptography algorithms
AbstractCryptography algorithms play a critical role in information technology against various attacks witnessed in the digital era. Many studies and algorithms are done to achieve security issues for information systems. The high complexity of computational operations characterises the traditional cryptography algorithms. On the other hand, lightweight algorithms are the way to solve most of the security issues that encounter applying traditional cryptography in constrained devices. However, a symmetric cipher is widely applied for ensuring the security of data communication in constraint devices. In this study, we proposed a hybrid algorithm based on two cryptography algorithms PRESENT and Salsa20. Also, a 2D logistic map of a chaotic system is applied to generate pseudo-random keys that produce more complexity for the proposed cipher algorithm. The goal of the proposed algorithm is to present a hybrid algorithm by enhancing the complexity of the current PRESENT algorithm while keeping the performance of computational operations as minimal. The proposed algorithm proved working efficiently with fast executed time, and the analysed result of the generated sequence keys passed the randomness of the NIST suite.
DOI10.1109/CAS47993.2019.9075488
Citation Keyjawad_kubba_hybrid_2019