Cryptanalysis of message authentication codes
Cryptanalysis of message authentication codes
This paper gives a survey of attacks on Message Authentication Codes (MACS). First it defines the required security properties. Next it describes generic forgery and key recovery attacks on MACS. Subsequently an overview is presented of most MAC constructions and on attacks on these algorithms. The MACS described include CBC-MAC and its variants, the MAC algorithms derived from cryptographic hash functions, and the ISO banking standard Message Authenticator Algorithm, also known as MAA.
- KU Leuven Belgium
- Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Belgium
PSEUDORANDOM FUNCTIONS, SECURITY, Technology, algorithm, Science & Technology, MAC, mac, hash functions, attack, security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, cosic, Computer Science, Theory & Methods, pseudorandom functions, HASH FUNCTIONS, Computer Science, ATTACK, ALGORITHM
PSEUDORANDOM FUNCTIONS, SECURITY, Technology, algorithm, Science & Technology, MAC, mac, hash functions, attack, security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, cosic, Computer Science, Theory & Methods, pseudorandom functions, HASH FUNCTIONS, Computer Science, ATTACK, ALGORITHM
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