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Algorithmics and automatic tools for the construction and analysis of symmetric-key cryptography components
This thesis explores two complementary aspects of symmetric cryptography: design and cryptanalysis. On one side, the goal is to design components that are both secure and lightweight to implement; on the other, to develop rigorous tools for verifying and quantifying this security. The objective of t
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