Abstract
SEED is a Korean standard block cipher, and it is chosen as a 128-bit ISO/IEC standard block cipher together with AES and Camellia. In this paper, we propose a differential fault analysis on SEED on the basis of the bit-oriented model. Our fault model on SEED-128 is more flexible than the previous fault model on SEED-128. And our attack results on SEED-192/256 are the first known cryptanalytic results. From the simulation results, our attack on SEED-128 can recover a 128-bit secret key within a few seconds by inducing four faults. However, the computational complexities of our attack on SEED-192/256 are impractical.
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