Low differentially uniform permutations from Dobbertin APN function over F2n
Abstract
Block ciphers use S-boxes to create confusion in the cryptosystems. Such S-boxes are functions over F2n. These functions should have low differential uniformity, high nonlinearity, and high algebraic degree in order to resist differential attacks, linear attacks, and higher order differential attacks, respectively. In this paper, we construct new classes of differentially 4 and 6-uniform permutations by modifying the image of the Dobbertin APN function xd with d=24k+23k+22k+2k-1 over a subfield of F2n. Furthermore, the algebraic degree and the lower bound of the nonlinearity of the constructed functions are given.
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