Publication

Fast Software AES Encryption

Dag Arne Osvik
2010
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper presents new software speed records for AES-128 encryption for architectures at both ends of the performance spectrum. On the one side we target the low-end 8-bit AVR rnicrocontrollers and 32-bit ARM microprocessors, while on the other side of the spectrum we consider the high-performing Cell broadband engine and NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs). Platform specific techniques are detailed, explaining how the software speed records on these architectures are obtained. Additionally, this paper presents the first AES decryption implementation for GPU architectures.

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