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| Design of Cryptographically Strong generator By Transforming Linearly Generated Sequences
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Volume: 3 Issue: 3 |
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Pages: 154-271 |
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KEYWORDS: Linear Congruential Generator, Multiple Recursive Generator, Random Number generator, Strong (Secure) generators and classical generator |
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| Random numbers have been used extensively in many simulation applications like Monte Carlo Integration
or computer modeling. But recently security applications have increased the need for strong(secure) random
number generation like automatic password generation, encryption algorithms, on-line gambling etc. Thus
random number generation has become a challenging and an interesting task. Most classical random number
generators, generate sequences that are either linear or predictable hence not suitable for cryptographic and
security applications. Others generate sequences that even though they are secure they are not cryptographically
strong and above all are slow in execution. Also recent advances in random number generation like
the construction of Multiple Recursive Generator(MRG) with large orders, Fast Multiple Recursive Generator(
FMRG) and DX(system of multiple recursive generators proposed by Deng and XU(2003)) generators
does not generate a strong random number sequences. Though MRGs have extremely long period of length
with good empirical performance, its recurrence equation can be solved given a small set of its generated
sequence, this implies that MRGs and FMRGs are not strong cryptographic generators. We propose an
algorithm that will transform linear sequences generated by both classical LCG, MRGs, FMRGs and DX
generators and make them cryptographically strong generators by hiding the entire sequence generated by
the generators, thus it will be difficult for cryptanalyst to predict or infer the generator sequence if even the
partial sequence or the parameters or knowledge of the algorithm used in the transformation of the generators
are known. |
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