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Figure 4.1: Generic block cipher. Next, we consider some of the different ways that a block cipher can be used in practice. This further highlights the connection between modern block ciphers and codebooks. Then we discuss one popular rnethod of block cipher design before we consider the cryptanalysis of some particular block ciphers.

Assume E1, E2, p , Ek are k mutually exclusive and exhaustive sets. Then P1B2 P1B E1 2 P1B E1 2P1E1 2 P1B E2 2 p P1B E2 2P1E2 2 P1B Ek 2 p P1B Ek 2P1Ek 2

(2-8)

Classic codebook ciphers often employed a so-called additive to make codebook attacks more difficult, and thereby extend the useable lifetime of the codebook. Typically, a codebook would convert words or phrases t o strings of decimal digits. An additive book was filled with random string of digits. For each message, a random point in the additive book was selected, and subsequent entries in the additive book were added to the ciphertext before it) was transmitted. The starting point in the additive book was usually sent in the clear (or slightly obfuscated) at the start of the message. For modern block ciphers there is a somewhat analogous concept to the additive. But before we get to that, we consider an example to show why sornetliing like this is necessary for block ciphers. Alice and Bob can use a modern block cipher as if it were a codebook. To (lo so, they must first agree on a key K , which they share and nobody else knows. This key distribution problem (which we discuss in 6) is a major issue in practice, but in this chapter, we assume that Alice and Bob know K , and nobody else knows K . Given that Alice and Bob share the key K , then Alice can encrypt the plaintext block by block, and send the resulting ciphertext to Bob. We call

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EXAMPLE 2-22

Continuing with the semiconductor manufacturing example, assume the following probabilities for product failure subject to levels of contamination in manufacturing:

this method of encrypting with a block cipher electronic codebook mode, or ECB mode, since it is the electronic equivalent of a classic codebook cipher. When a block cipher is used in ECB mode, a problem arises that can have disastrous consequences for security. The problem is that as long as the key has not changed, the same plaintext block will be encrypted to the same ciphertext block. If this is the case, then whenever the attacker, Trudy, observes that ciphertext blocks Ci is the same as Cj, she immediately knows Pi = Pj. If Trudy should happen to know Pi then she knows Pj, and even if she does not know Pi, some information about the plaintext has leaked. While this ECB issue may not seem like a serious concern, Figure 4.2 illustrates a case where it is devastating. In this example, an (uncompressed) image file has been encrypted using ECB mode. However, the encrypted file clearly does not protect the confidentiality of the data. This result occurs simply because plaintext blocks that are the identical, encrypt to the same ciphertext block, which allows patterns in the plaintext to bleed through into the ciphertext. For this reason, ECB mode should generally be avoided.

H0: H1:

0 0 (12-27)

(12-28)

Figure 4.2: Trudy lovcts ECB mode [142]. An additive would solve the problem inherent in ECB mode, since identical plaintext blocks would then result in distinct ciphertext blocks. But is there a practical way to implement an electronic equivalent of an additive In fact, there is a surprisingly straightforward technique that will achieve the desired result. We define cipher block chaining mode, or CBC mode, as follows. Let IV

For the full model (including both 1 and 2), we know that 1X X2 addition, the regression sum of squares for all variables including the intercept is SSR 1 2 and MSE y y n

SSR( ) is called the regression sum of squares due to . To find the contribution of the terms in 1 to the regression, fit the model assuming the null hypothesis H0: 1 0 to be true. The reduced model is found from Equation 12-28 as y The least squares estimate of SSR 1

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