A Note on Quantum Collision Resistance of Double-Block-Length Compression Functions
A Note on Quantum Collision Resistance of Double-Block-Length Compression Functions
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-92641-0_8
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2021
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通讯作者:
Shoichi Hirose;H. Kuwakado
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作者:
Shoichi Hirose;H. Kuwakado
In 2005, Nandi presented a class of double-block-length compression functions specified as, wherehis assumed to be a random oracle producing ann-bit output andis a non-cryptographic permutation. He showed that the collision resistance ofis optimal ifhas no fixed point. This manuscript discusses the quantum collision resistance of. First, it shows that the quantum collision resistance ofis not always optimal even ifhas no fixed point: One can find a colliding pair of inputs forwith onlyqueries tohby using the Grover search ifis an involution. Second, this manuscript shows that there really exist cases that the quantum collision resistance ofis optimal. More precisely, a sufficient condition onis presented for the optimal quantum collision resistance of, that is, any collision attack needsqueries to find a colliding pair of inputs. The proof uses the recent technique of Zhandry’s compressed oracle. Finally, this manuscript makes some remarks on double-block-length compression functions using a block cipher.