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Title: NVLC: New Variant Lightweight Cryptography Algorithm for Internet of Things
Authors: Abd Al-Rahman, Seddiq
Sagheer, Ali
Dawood, Omar
Keywords: Lightweight,
Cryptographic,
Internet of Things (IoT), Block cipher
Symmetric cipher
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
Issue Date: 1-Jan-2019
Publisher: IEEE
Abstract: The rapid industrial and technological development along with the continues need to improve lifestyle have led to the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) as a service. Due to its nature, there are a huge amount of data been transmitted over IoT in every minute. Considering security aspects of such a huge data, with limited resources including bandwidth and energy, requires an innovative way of securing such as data driven environment. This study aims to propose a low-cost encryption algorithm (NVLC) to handle a low-cost Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) tags and sensors within IoT environment. NVLC is a symmetric block cipher with a 64- bit block size data and 80-bit/128-bit for the secret key. Although 6 rounds of NVLC is enough tomaintain data security, however, we are applying 20 rounds to increase data security and complexity of decryption. This paper uses a substitutionpermutation network within NVLC as a uniform architecture of cryptography. NVLC has been designed and implemented using a combination of mathematical and logical and methods considering the requirement of IoT lightweight devices and infrastructure. The proposed cipher was shown the security evaluation, software, and hardware experiments to it, and results show that compares to other lightweight block ciphers. NVLC has an advantage in the term used low cost of gate equivalents (GE), used only 1134GE
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/7247
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