Smooth Number Message Authentication Code in the IoT Landscape

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2310.13954v1
• Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2023 09:18:17 GMT
• Title: Smooth Number Message Authentication Code in the IoT Landscape
• Authors: Eduard-Matei Constantinescu, Mohammed Elhajj, Luca Mariot,
• Abstract summary: This paper presents the Smooth Number Message Authentication Code (SNMAC) for the context of lightweight IoT devices. The proposal is based on the use of smooth numbers in the field of cryptography, and investigates how one can use them to improve the security and performance of various algorithms or security constructs.
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• Abstract: This paper presents the Smooth Number Message Authentication Code (SNMAC) for the context of lightweight IoT devices. The proposal is based on the use of smooth numbers in the field of cryptography, and investigates how one can use them to improve the security and performance of various algorithms or security constructs. The literature findings suggest that current IoT solutions are viable and promising, yet they should explore the potential usage of smooth numbers. The methodology involves several processes, including the design, implementation, and results evaluation. After introducing the algorithm, provides a detailed account of the experimental performance analysis of the SNMAC solution, showcasing its efficiency in real-world scenarios. Furthermore, the paper also explores the security aspects of the proposed SNMAC algorithm, offering valuable insights into its robustness and applicability for ensuring secure communication within IoT environments.

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