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  Slide attacks (1999) [64 citations — 14 self]

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by Alex Biryukov, David Wagner
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~daw/papers/slide-fse99.ps
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Abstract:

Abstract. It is a general belief among the designers of block-ciphers that even a relatively weak cipher may become very strong if its number of rounds is made very large. In this paper we describe a new generic known- (or sometimes chosen-) plaintext attack on product ciphers, which we call the slide attack and which in many cases is independent of the number of rounds of a cipher. We illustrate the power of this new tool by giving practical attacks on several recently designed ciphers: TREYFER, WAKE-ROFB, and variants of DES and Blowsh. 1

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