An Abstract Enciphering Machine Model

Toshihiko YAMAKAMI; Akihiro SHIMIZU

An Abstract Enciphering Machine Model

Toshihiko YAMAKAMI, Akihiro SHIMIZU

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An abstract enciphering machine model (AEM model); an encipherment evaluation model considering the recent trends in computer architecture is proposed. With the advances in computer communication, network security is an important issue. Although there exist several encipherment method, there is no abstract measure for comparing encipherment algorithms. The authors implemented several encipherment algorithms is C and assembler with several programming techniques. Observing the improvements in various programming techniques, especially with RISC processors, it has lead us to believe that the amount of algorithm-specific improvement techniques is small. It is noted that there exists an abstract machine model which can predict encipherment algorithm performance without implementation. The authors discuss the parameter value in the AEM model for encipherment evaluation comparing the real observation with the predicted values. Also, the upperbound speed of ideal fast encipherment algorithms is discussed with the AEM model.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E73-E No.7 pp.1051-1057

Publication Date: 1990/07/25

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Cryptography and Information Security)

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Toshihiko YAMAKAMI
Akihiro SHIMIZU

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Toshihiko YAMAKAMI, Akihiro SHIMIZU, "An Abstract Enciphering Machine Model" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E73-E, no. 7, pp. 1051-1057, July 1990, doi: .
Abstract: An abstract enciphering machine model (AEM model); an encipherment evaluation model considering the recent trends in computer architecture is proposed. With the advances in computer communication, network security is an important issue. Although there exist several encipherment method, there is no abstract measure for comparing encipherment algorithms. The authors implemented several encipherment algorithms is C and assembler with several programming techniques. Observing the improvements in various programming techniques, especially with RISC processors, it has lead us to believe that the amount of algorithm-specific improvement techniques is small. It is noted that there exists an abstract machine model which can predict encipherment algorithm performance without implementation. The authors discuss the parameter value in the AEM model for encipherment evaluation comparing the real observation with the predicted values. Also, the upperbound speed of ideal fast encipherment algorithms is discussed with the AEM model.
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