6-4 Flashcards

1
Q

4 rounds that are part of the 256bit key

A

key expansion
initial round
rounds
final round

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2
Q

the round key are derived from the cipher key using Rijndaels key schedule. the key schedule is how a key is generated for each round.

A

Key expansion

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3
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this will only execurte the AddRoundKey step. knows as XORing the round key

A

initial round

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4
Q
this phase ececutes several steps in the following order
subbytes
ShiftRows
MixColumns
AddRoundKey
A

Rounds

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5
Q

this round has everything in the rounds phase except MixColumns

A

Final Round

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6
Q

this is another block cipher. works with 64 bit blocks of data and uses a 128 bit key

A

IDEA

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7
Q

IDEA generates 52 16bit subkeys, these are generated from the 128bit subkey with the following procedures

A

128 bit key is split into 8 16 bit keys
the digits of the 128 bit key are shifted 25 bits to the left
the second step repeated until the 52 sub keys have been generated

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8
Q

invented by ross anderson, eli biham, and lars knudsen.submittd to the aes competition but not selected. with computational powers increasing some experts recommend using this algorithm in modern systems

A

Serpent

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9
Q

one of the five finalists of the AES competition, related to the block cipher Blowfish. bruce schneier was part of the team. uses 128bit blocks and 128, 192, 256 keys. it has 16 rounds like DES.

A

TwoFish

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10
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2 widely used key stretching algorithims

A

PBKDF2 and bcrypt

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11
Q

PRNG

A

pseudo random number generator

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12
Q

What makes up a food PRNG

A

uncorrelated sequences
long period
iniformity

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13
Q

German office for information security ( BSI ) has 4 criteria for quality of random number generators

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K1, k2, k3, k4

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14
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a sequence of random numberswith a low probability of containing identical consecutive elements

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K1

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15
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a sequence of nmbers thatis indistinguishable from true random numbersaccording to specified statistical tests.

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k2

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16
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is should be impossible for an attacker to calculate or otherwise guess from any given subsequence of fromany previous or future attacks

A

k3

17
Q

it should be impossible for an attacker to calculate, or guess from an inner state of the generator, any previous numbers I the sequence or any previousinner generator states

A

K4