Presentation 2000/1/25
On the Design of High-Speed Pseudorandom bit Generators for Secure Broadcasting Systems
Chung-Huang Yang,
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Abstract(in English) Pseudorandom bit generators play an essential role in audio or video conditional-access control systems which allow broadcasting programs to be viewed only by authorized subscribers. This paper evaluated cryptographic strength of bit generators proposed by the European Broadcast Unit(EBU) and the Japan's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and some security weakness was found on the generators. Subsequently we gave a method to safeguard the EBU's sequence generators that is free from any known cryptologic weakness and we also proposed a self clock-control scheme which generates sequences with non-Mersenne prime periods suitable for cryptographic purposes.
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Keyword(in English) conditional access / stream cipher / pseudorandom bit generator / linear feedback shift-register / linear complexity / number theory
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Title (in English) On the Design of High-Speed Pseudorandom bit Generators for Secure Broadcasting Systems
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Keyword(1) conditional access
Keyword(2) stream cipher
Keyword(3) pseudorandom bit generator
Keyword(4) linear feedback shift-register
Keyword(5) linear complexity
Keyword(6) number theory
1st Author's Name Chung-Huang Yang
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Information Management National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology()
Date 2000/1/25
Paper # ISEC99-75
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 584
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 7
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