Micro Rotor Enhanced Block Cipher Designed For Eight Bits Micro-Controllers (MREBC)

The sensor network is a wireless network environment that consists of the many sensors of lightweight and low-power. Authentication between nodes is very vital for network reliability and the integrity of information collected by these nodes. Therefore, encryption algorithm for the implementation of...

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Microcontrollers
Networks
Rotors
Sensors
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