XTEA cipher library with MAC code calculation support for Arduino environment. Supported encryption modes are: ECB, CFB and OCB and for generating message authentication codes is CFB-MAC. 'C' code of this library was optimized for lowest possible use of program memory. Contrary to reference implementation, base data type is uint8_t[] instead of uint32_t.
Configure library settings in file xtea.h, or better in your sketch, by adding directive #define XTEA_ROUNDS n or/and #define XTEA_MAC_ROUNDS n before directive including this cipher library e.g.:
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#define XTEA_ROUNDS 48
#define XTEA_MAC_ROUNDS 24
#include "XTEA-Cipher.h"
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XTEA_ROUNDS
actual number of Feistel rounds during cipher is
2 * XTEA_ROUNDS[default value is
32] -
XTEA_MAC_ROUNDS
actual number of Feistel rounds during MAC calculation is
2 * XTEA_MAC_ROUNDS[default value is
32]
known attack is on 36 Feistel rounds (18
XTEA_ROUNDSorXTEA_MAC_ROUNDS) -
XTEA_BLOCK_SIZE
data block size = 64-bit [8 bytes]
[Do NOT change its value]
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XTEA_IV_SIZE
size of initialization vector [IV] (a.k.a. NONCE) = 64-bit [8 bytes]
[Do NOT change its value]
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XTEA_KEY_SIZE
key size = 128-bit [16 bytes]
[Do NOT change its value]
Read the source code for details.
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Sketch shows examples of calling 'C' code functions and validating them with test vectors.
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This sketch shows examples of calling methods of a c++ class and validating them with test vectors.
Arduino IDE - Additional libraries installation guide.
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Source: https://github.com/michpro/XTEA-Cipher
This project is released under MIT License.
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