臺灣大學: 電機工程學研究所鄭振牟施傑仁Shih, Jie-RenJie-RenShih2013-03-272018-07-062013-03-272018-07-062012http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/253908In this paper, we present an ASIC implementation of two post-quantum publickey cryptosystems (PKCs), NTRUEncrypt and TTS. It represents a rst step toward securing M2M systems using strong, hardware-assisted PKC. In contrast to the conventional wisdom that PKC is too "expensive" for M2M sensors, it actually can lower the total cost of ownership because of cost savings in provision, deployment, operation, maintenance, and general management. Furthermore, PKC can be more energy-e cient because PKC-based security protocols usually involve less communication than their symmetric-key-based counterparts, and communication is getting relatively more and more expensive compared with computation. More importantly, recent algorithmic advances have brought several new PKCs, NTRUEncrypt and TTS included, that are orders of magnitude more e cient than traditional PKCs such as RSA. It is therefore our primary goal in this paper to demonstrate the feasibility of using hardware-based PKC to provide general data security in M2M applications.2803788 bytesapplication/pdfen-US格基式密碼系統多變量密碼系統特殊應用積體電路處理器Bluespec Veriloglattice-based CryptographyMultivariate CryptographyASICprocessor-based designBluespec SystemVerilogthesishttp://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/bitstream/246246/253908/1/ntu-101-R99921028-1.pdf