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Overloading the Nonce: Rugged PRPs, Nonce-Set AEAD, and Order-Resilient Channels

Degabriele, Jean Paul ; Karadžić, Vukašin (2022)
Overloading the Nonce: Rugged PRPs, Nonce-Set AEAD, and Order-Resilient Channels.
42nd Annual International Cryptology Conference. Santa Barbara, USA (15.08.2022-18.08.2022)
doi: 10.1007/978-3-031-15985-5_10
Conference or Workshop Item, Bibliographie

Abstract

We introduce a new security notion that lies right in between pseudorandom permutations (PRPs) and strong pseudorandom permutations (SPRPs). We call this new security notion and any (tweakable) cipher that satisfies it a rugged pseudorandom permutation (RPRP). Rugged pseudorandom permutations lend themselves to some interesting applications, have practical benefits, and lead to novel cryptographic constructions. Our focus is on variable-length tweakable RPRPs, and analogous to the encode-then-encipher paradigm of Bellare and Rogaway, we can generically transform any such cipher into different AEAD schemes with varying security properties. However, the benefit of RPRPs is that they can be constructed more efficiently as they are weaker primitives than SPRPs (the notion traditionally required by the encode-then-encipher paradigm). We can construct RPRPs using only two layers of processing, whereas SPRPs typically require three layers of processing over the input data. We also identify a new transformation that yields RUP-secure AEAD schemes with more compact ciphertexts than previously known. Further extending this approach, we arrive at a new generalized notion of authenticated encryption and a matching construction, which we refer to as nonce-set AEAD. Nonce-set AEAD is particularly well-suited in the context of secure channels, like QUIC and DTLS, that operate over unreliable transports and employ a window mechanism at the receiver’s end of the channel. We conclude by presenting a generic construction for transforming a nonce-set AEAD scheme into an order-resilient secure channel. Our channel construction sheds new light on order-resilient channels and additionally leads to more compact ciphertexts when instantiated from RPRPs.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Erschienen: 2022
Creators: Degabriele, Jean Paul ; Karadžić, Vukašin
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: Overloading the Nonce: Rugged PRPs, Nonce-Set AEAD, and Order-Resilient Channels
Language: English
Date: 12 October 2022
Publisher: Springer
Book Title: Advances in Cryptology - CRYPTO 2022
Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Series Volume: 13510
Event Title: 42nd Annual International Cryptology Conference
Event Location: Santa Barbara, USA
Event Dates: 15.08.2022-18.08.2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-15985-5_10
Abstract:

We introduce a new security notion that lies right in between pseudorandom permutations (PRPs) and strong pseudorandom permutations (SPRPs). We call this new security notion and any (tweakable) cipher that satisfies it a rugged pseudorandom permutation (RPRP). Rugged pseudorandom permutations lend themselves to some interesting applications, have practical benefits, and lead to novel cryptographic constructions. Our focus is on variable-length tweakable RPRPs, and analogous to the encode-then-encipher paradigm of Bellare and Rogaway, we can generically transform any such cipher into different AEAD schemes with varying security properties. However, the benefit of RPRPs is that they can be constructed more efficiently as they are weaker primitives than SPRPs (the notion traditionally required by the encode-then-encipher paradigm). We can construct RPRPs using only two layers of processing, whereas SPRPs typically require three layers of processing over the input data. We also identify a new transformation that yields RUP-secure AEAD schemes with more compact ciphertexts than previously known. Further extending this approach, we arrive at a new generalized notion of authenticated encryption and a matching construction, which we refer to as nonce-set AEAD. Nonce-set AEAD is particularly well-suited in the context of secure channels, like QUIC and DTLS, that operate over unreliable transports and employ a window mechanism at the receiver’s end of the channel. We conclude by presenting a generic construction for transforming a nonce-set AEAD scheme into an order-resilient secure channel. Our channel construction sheds new light on order-resilient channels and additionally leads to more compact ciphertexts when instantiated from RPRPs.

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Proceedings Part IV

Divisions: 20 Department of Computer Science
20 Department of Computer Science > Cryptography and Complexity Theory
Profile Areas
Profile Areas > Cybersecurity (CYSEC)
Date Deposited: 09 Aug 2023 09:44
Last Modified: 14 Aug 2023 09:10
PPN: 510577857
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