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Modified advanced encryption standard (MAES) based on non-associative inverse property loop

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In this paper, a cryptographic encryption standard is proposed whose model is same as presented in Rijndael Algorithm by Joan Daemen and Vincent Rijmen. The modification lies in the design of the Cipher, we have used inverse property (IP) loop instead of Extended Binary Galois Field (GF). The proposed mathematical structure is superior to GF in terms of complexity and has the ability to create arbitrary randomness due to a larger key space. Moreover, IP loop are non-isomorphic and have more than one Cayley table representation as compared to GF. This in result confirms the resistance against cryptanalytic attacks specifically on mathematical structures. The complete description of S-box, encryption and decryption of this cryptographic scheme is measured and evaluated critically to substantiate its multimedia applications.

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    Sadam Hussain, Tariq Shah & Adnan Javeed

  2. Government Associate College Daultala, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

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Hussain, S., Shah, T. & Javeed, A. Modified advanced encryption standard (MAES) based on non-associative inverse property loop. Multimed Tools Appl 82, 16237–16256 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-022-14064-8

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