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Linear Self-Symmetries of Inverse-Based S-boxes: Generic Rigidity and Applications
Finite-field inversion is a basic nonlinear building block in the design of S-boxes for symmetric cryptography. In inverse-based S-boxes, finite-field inversion is often combined with linear or affine layers that may preserve or destroy algebraic symmetries of the inverse function. We study how ofte
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