A Survey on Advanced Encryption Standard
Sandeep RaoDindayal MahtoDanish Ali KhanVincent RijmenJoan DaemenDouglas SelentNiels FergusonRichard SchroeppelDoug WhitingLiu JinomeiqWei BaoduuiWang XinmeiJulia JuremiShristi SinhaChaman DevaArya PrakashAkashi SatohBhoopal GangadariShaik RaoAhamed RafiMinh TranDoan Khanh TrietAnh BuiDuongK KalaiselviAnand KumarBhoopal GangadariRaoAli PammuAkbarAdam ElbirtJason Van DykenG JosDelgado-FriasFranois- StandaertSddka XavierBart Berna rsPreneelF Rodrguez-HenrquezN SaqibA Daz-PrezAlireza HodjatIngrid VerbauwhedePawe ChodowiecKris GajJens KapsGunnar PeterBerk GaubatzSunarJ TayMing MingI WongHijazinHsiaoMing-Chih Shen-FuChia-Shin ChenTuKouhei NadeharaMasao IkekawaIchiro KurodaHua LiJianzhou LiMartin FeldhoferJohannes WolkerstorferVincent RijmenGuido BertoniKaijie WuLuca BreveglieriIsrael KorenPaolo MaistriStefan MangardManfred AignerSandra DominikusKarpovskyKonrad MarkAlexander KulikowskiTaubinNan LiaoNomie FloissacYann L' HyverBehnam BahrakMohammad RezaArefJean-Max DutertreHenri GilbertMarine MinierAmir MoradiOliver MischkeChristof PaarXinjieZhaoMonjur AlamAn WangCharles BouillaguetChi LuFengChih- LuShau-Yin ChungTsengMartin FeldhoferSandra DominikusJohannes WolkerstorferSeyed KamaliHosseinQuist-Aphetsi KesterSondes AjiliMohamed HajjajiAbdellatif MtibaaA TraghaF OmaryA MouloudiP KocherJ JaffeB JunFrancesco RegazzoniYi WangFranois-Xavier StandaertPournima DeshpandeSmita BhosaleBin LiuBevan BaasAlireza HodjatIngrid VerbauwhedeYi WangYajun HaMilind MathurAyush Kesarwani
Abstract
Rijndael's Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is the block cipher based symmetric-key cryptography to protect the sensitive information.The key sizes of AES are 128, 192, 256 bits.AES is based on substitution-permutation strategy.It is accepted by NIST in 2001 after the five year of security evaluation.It is highly secured and efficient than Data Encryption Standard (DES) and other symmetric-key cryptographic algorithms.This paper depicts all the valuable work done on the Advanced Encryption Standard since it is accepted by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
Metrics
