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From: Tom St Denis on 9 Mar 2010 18:29 On Mar 7, 3:08=A0am, Pascal Junod <pascal.ju...(a)heig-vd.ch> wrote: > The volume will consist of a mix of invited contributions and of high- > quality submissions on all aspects of linear cryptanalysis of block > and stream ciphers, including, but not necessarily limited to the > following topics: Sadly I have nothing to contribute to the journal, but I'd be totally interested in picking up a copy when it's in print. Could you please post to sci.crypt again when it's available? Also, have you guys considered a consolidation with differential cryptanalysis (and/or is their a volume on that anyways? Thanks, Tom
From: Pascal Junod on 10 Mar 2010 08:24
Dear Tom, > > The volume will consist of a mix of invited contributions and of high- > > quality submissions on all aspects of linear cryptanalysis of block > > and stream ciphers, including, but not necessarily limited to the > > following topics: > > Sadly I have nothing to contribute to the journal, but I'd be totally > interested in picking up a copy when it's in print. Could you please > post to sci.crypt again when it's available? The volume won't be ready before the beginning of 2011, but I'll advertise its availability to this group as soon as I know more. > Also, have you guys considered a consolidation with differential > cryptanalysis (and/or is their a volume on that anyways? No, we will not address differential cryptanalysis. There are several books about differential cryptanalysis, including Biham and Shamir's one published at Springer about 15 years ago. But I am not aware of a currently available book describing *advanced* variants of differential cryptanalysis (like boomerang or rectangle ones, or within the related-key setting) in details. Cheers, Pascal |