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Viliam Hromada
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Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
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Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
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This paper deals with the phase-shift fault analysis of cipher Trivium. So far, only bit-flipping technique has been presented in the literature. The best fault attack on Trivium [13] combines bit-flipping with algebraic cryptanalysis and needs to induce 2 one-bit faults and to generate 420 bits per each keystream. Our attack combines phase-shifting and algebraic cryptanalysis and needs to phase-shift 2 registers of the cipher and to generate 120 bits per each keystream.
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