FPGA Implementation of SFN Lightweight Encryption Algorithm
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Abstract
Efficient cryptography algorithms and security systems are essential to ensure the security of the transmitted information.However, the IoT devices and sensors suffer from their limited processing capabilities and power constraints.Thus, in such cases, the traditional cryptographic algorithms will not be efficient methods to provide security for such devices.Therefore, lightweight block cipher algorithms have emerged as a solution to secure resource-constrained devices.This paper presents an efficient implementation of the Substitution-Permutation (SP) Network and Feistel Network (SFN) lightweight Block Cipher algorithm using a field programmable gate array (FPGA).The SFN algorithm emerged as an efficient and lightweight algorithm that represents a suitable choice to provide protection for IoT devices and sensors.The novelty of the proposed SFN architecture is represented by a low hardware utilization rate and the maintenance of high performance.The performance results show low power consumption while preserving a low utilization rate and high performance in comparison to similar lightweight block cipher architectures.
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