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Gray James P. Kshemkalyani Ajay D. Matyas Stephan M. Peyravian Mohammad Tsudik Gene 《Telecommunication Systems》1997,7(4):391-408
This paper presents a data compaction/randomization based approach as a mode of block encryption for ATM (Asynchronous Transfer
Mode) cells. The presented approach converts a plaintext into pseudo‐random plaintext before ciphering to conceal patterns
in the plaintext. The underlying idea behind this scheme is the Shannon's principles of “confusion” and “diffusion” which
involve breaking dependencies and introducing as much randomness as possible into the ciphertext. In this scheme, confusion
and diffusion are introduced into the system by first compressing the ATM cell payload and then spreading a continuously changing
random data over the entire content of the cell. As a mode of operation for block ciphering, this scheme offers the following
attractive features:(i) plaintext patterns are pseudo‐randomized and chained with ciphertext (thereby, preventing against
“dictionary”, “known plaintext”, and “statistical analysis” attacks), (ii) it is self‐synchronizing, (iii) cell loss has no
additional negative effect, (iv) no IV (Initialization Vector) storage is required, (v) it is encryption‐algorithm independent,
(vi) there is no cell‐to‐cell dependency (no feedback from previous cells), and (vii) it is highly scalable (i.e., cells from
the same stream can be ciphered and deciphered in parallel). This paper also presents a secure mechanism for in‐band synchronization
of encryption/decryption key updates using a “marker‐cell” that is carried within the data channel. An important aspect of
both the above mechanisms is that they do not require any changes to the ATM cell header or ATM infrastructure.
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