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Tweakable Enciphering Modes for Sector-Level Encryption - Halevi, Rogaway (2002) (Correct)
....the notion of a PRP and a strong ( super ) PRP. The concrete security treatment of PRPs begins in [5] The notion of a tweakable block cipher is due to Liskov, Rivest and Wagner [19] Earlier work by Schroeppel describes an innovative block cipher that was already designed to incorporate a tweak [26]. The first attempt to directly construct an nm bit block cipher from an n bit one is due to Zheng, Matsumoto and Imai [30] who give a Feistel type construction. Bellare and Rogaway [7] give an enciphering mode that works on messages of varying lengths but is not a strong PRP. Another ....
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