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STRATEGIC ENCRYPTION

Crypto.Logica offers strategic encryption solutions with absolute technical security, protecting against computing developments and providing advanced encryption methods. Customize algorithms, generate secure keys, and experience high-speed encryption with maximum efficiency.

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STRATEGIC ENCRYPTION

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  1. STRATEGIC ENCRYPTION www.crypto-logica.com

  2. 2. SECURITY • Future proof – available today • Absolute technical security • Secure against computing developments • Any crypto-analysis security • Linear cryptoanalysis security • Differential cryptoanalysis security • Brutal force security (up to 4096-bit key) • No backdoor for decryption without a key • No reverse engineering at all

  3. 3. SEVEN ENCRYPTION METHODS • B = BLOCK CIPHER • H = HYBRID CIPHER • S = STREAM CIPHER

  4. 4. ALGORITHM CUSTOMIZATION • Family of customized algorithms • Algorithms have adjustable parameters • User can change algorithm parameters • Additional customized algorithm security • Unknown algorithm for unauthorized • Private algorithm provides open solution • No extraction of customized parameters • Even Crypto Logica Team cannot extract customized parameters

  5. 6. TOTALCRYPT • Standard security level • Personal use • Working groups • Social networks • Small and medium size business

  6. 7. TOTALCRYPT+ • Advanced security level • Bank systems • Stock exchange • Hi-tech business • Municipality • Police

  7. 8. TOTALCRYPT UE • Ultimate security level • Government systems • Security agencies • Intelligence agencies • Special users • Defense

  8. 9. KEY GENERATION • User password with at least 16-characters • 1-bit difference in two passwords provides two completely different uncorrelated keys • Key is not stored in any peripheral memory media in any form • Lost password prevents decryption • Any secure public key cryptography can be used for key exchange • Crypto Logica Team is developing its own fast public key cryptography

  9. 10. SPEED, LATENCY, POWER, COST • Faster encryption than AES • Smaller encrypter latency • Encrypter power savings • Smaller encrypter cost • Faster decryption than AES • Smaller decrypter latency • Decrypter power savings • Smaller decrypter cost • Maximum processor efficiency

  10. 11. SPEED @ Core2Duo 2.66GHz

  11. 12. ENCRYPTION/DECRYPTION SPEED

  12. 13. SPEED / AES SPEED

  13. 14. ALGORITHM FEATURES • Non-polynomial (NP) key finding problem • Key lengths chosen for NP problem • No matrix operations • No vector operations • Simple non-linear arithmetic operations • Huge bit diffusion • Huge bit confusion • Perfect randomness • Entropy close to theoretical maximum

  14. 15. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Frequency (Monobit) Test determines whether the numbers of ones and zeros in a sequence are approximately the same.

  15. 16. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Frequency Test within a Block determines whether the frequency of ones in an M-bit block is approximately M/2.

  16. 17. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Cumulative Sums (Cusum-Forward) Test determines whether the cumulative sum of the partial sequences occurring in the tested sequence is too large or too small.

  17. 18. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Cumulative Sums (Cusum-Reverse) Test determines whether the cumulative sum of the partial sequences occurring in the tested sequence is too large or too small.

  18. 19. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Runs Test determines whether the number of runs (uninterrupted sequence of identical bits) of ones and zeros of various lengths is as expected for a random seq.

  19. 20. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Test for the Longest Run of Ones in a Block determines whether the length of the longest run of ones is consistent with the expected length.

  20. 21. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Binary Matrix Rank Test determines the linear dependence among fixed length substrings of the original sequence.

  21. 22. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Discrete Fourier Transform (Spectral) Test detects periodic features (i.e. repetitive patterns that are near each other).

  22. 23. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Non-overlapping Template Matching Test detects too many occurences of a given non-periodic (aperiodic) pattern.

  23. 24. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Overlapping Template Matching Test determines the number of occurrences of pre-specified target strings.

  24. 25. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Mauer’s “Universal Statistical” Test detects whether or not the sequence can be significantly compressed without loss of information.

  25. 26. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Approximate Entropy Test compares the frequency of all possible overlapping m-bit patterns across the entire sequence.

  26. 27. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Random Excursions Test determines if the number of visits to a particular state within a cycle deviates from expected.

  27. 28. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Random Excursions Variant Test detects deviations from the expected number of visits to various states in the random walk.

  28. 29. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Serial Test 1 determines whether the number of occurrences of the 2^m m-bit overlapping patterns is approximately the same.

  29. 30. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Serial Test 2 determines whether the number of occurrences of the 2^m m-bit overlapping patterns is approximately the same.

  30. 31. NIST STS 2.1 RANDOMNESS TESTS • Linear Complexity Test determines whether or not the sequence is complex enough to be considered random.

  31. 32. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS • File encryption • Protocol encryption • Folder encryption • USB flash encryption • Hard drive encryption • Optical drive encryption • Encryption processors

  32. 33. VIDEO APPLICATIONS • Video editing / postprocessing • Movie edit master & archive • Mobile TV (4G, 3G) • IPTV • Cable TV • Satellite TV • Digital terrestrial TV • Video encoder • Set-top box

  33. 34. HARDWARE ENCRYPTION • Lowest cost • No dividers • No multipliers • Ultralow power • Integer arithmetic • Very low complexity • Small integrated memory • Ultrafast encryption and decryption • Easy radiation hardening

  34. 35. FINANCIAL APPLICATIONS • Database • Remote personnal banking • Remote corporative banking • Interbank communication • Automatic teller machines (ATM) • Credit card reader (POS-EFT) • Stock – broker communication • Broker – investor communication

  35. 36. MEDICAL APPLICATIONS • MAMMOGRAPHY • COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY • MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING • ULTRASONOGRAPHY • X-RADIOGRAPHY • TELEMEDICINE • Mammography • Computerized tomography • Magnetic resonance imaging • Ultrasonography • X-Radiography • Telemedicine

  36. 37. DEFENSE APPLICATIONS • Unmanned & manned vehicles • Warfighters • Satellites • Surveillance • Telemedicine • Smart weapons • Loitering weapons • Face recognition for laser-guided bullets • EO, IR, SAR & Hyperspectral sensors

  37. WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATIVE • Prof. dr. Milan Prokin • +381-11-3016-595, +381-11-3016-596 • +1-310-880-9030, +381-64-4557-702 • proka@el.etf.rs, milan.prokin@gmail.com U.S. REPRESENTATIVE • Michael Collins • +1-410-326-3001 • +1-410-320-7906 • mc@ciffbe.com

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