Haruhisa Kosuge

dblp:173/0083 · DBLP profile ↗
← Back
5ranked-venue papers
5as first author
3since 2021 · last 2025
—ORCID · none

Domains — the database's venue-derived domains; a paper can count in several

Security and privacy · 5 · 5 first-author · 3 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 The Security of ML-DSA Against Fault-Injection Attacks
Haruhisa Kosuge, Keita Xagawa
ASIACRYPT (2)1
2025 The Security of Hash-and-Sign with Retry Against Superposition Attacks
Haruhisa Kosuge, Keita Xagawa
PKC (1)1
2021 Simple and Memory-Efficient Signature Generation of $\mathrm {XMSS^{MT}}$
Haruhisa Kosuge, Hidema Tanaka
SAC1
2015 Integral Attack on Reduced-Round Rectangle
abstract
RECTANGLE is a 64-bit block cipher with 80 and 128-bit key length proposed by Zhang et al(Lightweight Cryptography Workshop 2015). Integral attack is one of the typical evaluation tools of block cipher. The designers showed 7-round integral distinguisher. On the other hand, we find 8-round integral distinguisher which has balanced columns by our proposal search method of integral distinguisher. In this paper, we present the first integral attack on reduced-round RECTANGLE. Based on 8-round distinguisher, we can attack 12-round RECTANGLE-128 with computational complexity 2^109.98 with partial sum technique. Also, we can attack 10-round RECTANGLE-80 with computational complexity 270.08.
Haruhisa Kosuge, Hidema Tanaka, Keisuke Iwai, Takakazu Kurokawa
CSCloud1
2015 Computational Security Evaluation of Light-Weight Block Cipher Against Integral Attack by GPGPU
abstract
Integral distinguisher is the main factor of integral attack. In the conventional search strategy of integral distinguisher (ID), there are two steps. In the first step, first order ID is obtained. In the second step, first order ID is extended by increasing the order. We find it is problematic to apply the conventional strategy for Feistel ciphers whose number of sub blocks N is large such as TWINE and LBlock (N = 16). To solve the problem, we propose new search strategy which has large search scope and feasibility in realistic computational condition. By the reduction of the computational complexity, it is reduced from O((nN)×(2mn)) to O(N×2mn). And for the acceleration of the experiment, we use GPGPU (general-purpose computing on graphics processing units) platform. By using GPGPU platform, we can test substantially higher order ID than existing CPU platform. We execute computer experiment to discover the precise fifteenth order ID of TWINE and LBlock by proposal strategy. As a result, we find new fifteenth order ID which has 8 balanced sub blocks (32-bit) after 15-round encryption both in TWINE and LBlock. These results are the most precise evaluatiPon of TWINE and LBlock.
Haruhisa Kosuge, Hidema Tanaka, Keisuke Iwai, Takakazu Kurokawa
CSCloud1