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NaCl's Crypto_box in Hardware

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  • Michael Hutter

    Rambus Cryptography Research Division, San Francisco, USA 94105

    Rambus Cryptography Research Partitioning, San Francisco, United states of america 94105

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  • Jürgen Schilling

    Graz Academy of Technology, IAIK, Graz, Austria 8010

    Graz Academy of Technology, IAIK, Graz, Austria 8010

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  • Peter Schwabe

    Radboud University, Digital Security Grouping, Nijmegen, Holland 6500

    Radboud Academy, Digital Security Grouping, Nijmegen, The netherlands 6500

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  • Wolfgang Wieser

    Graz University of Applied science, IAIK, Graz, Austria 8010

    Graz University of Technology, IAIK, Graz, Austria 8010

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This paper presents a depression-resource hardware implementation of the widely used crypto_box office of the Networking and Cryptography library (NaCl). It supports the X25519 Diffie-Hellman key exchange using Curve25519, the Salsa20 stream null, and the Poly1305 message authenticator. Our targeted application is a secure communication between devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Net servers. Such devices are highly resource-constrained and require carefully optimized hardware implementations. Nosotros propose the kickoff solution that enables 128-bit-secure public-key authenticated encryption on passively-powered IoT devices like WISP nodes. From a cryptographic point of view we thus make a first step to turn these devices into fully-fledged participants of Net communication. Our crypto processor needs a silicon area of 14.vi kGEs and less than twoscore $$\mu $$W of power at ane MHz for a 130 nm low-leakage CMOS process technology.

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