Enhanced Version of GOST Cryptosystem for Lightweight Applications: Enhanced Version of GOST Cryptosystem for Lightweight Applications

Bassam Aboshosha; Mohamed Dessouky; Rabie Ramadan; Ayman  El-Sayed; Fatma Galal

Authors

Bassam W. Aboshosha
Mohamed M. Dessouky
Rabie. A. Ramadan
Ayman El-Sayed
Fatma H. Galal

Keywords:

Constraint devices, lightweight cryptographic, IoT, side channel attack, S-box, bit slice implementation

Abstract

Recently, constraint devices applications are widely extended in different fields. These devices are connected to serve billions of users. A well-known example of these structures is the Internet of Things (IoT). Due to the spreading of this technology, new security risks threatening the secrecy and privacy are generated. Therefore, confidentiality and protection of data communication must be concerned. A lightweight cryptographic algorithm is one of the most suitable solutions to save information in such environments. In this paper, we propose a rigid, lightweight, and energy-efficient security approach called E-GOST for the IoT systems. Furthermore, a new substitution box is suggested to be strong and immune box against the various types of attacks especially the side channel attack. E-GOST relies on the traditional GOST algorithm.

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Enhanced Version of GOST Cryptosystem for Lightweight Applications