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Theoretical Cryptanalysis of the Klimov-Shamir Number Generator TF-1
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The internal state of the Klimov–Shamir number generator TF-1 consists of four words of size w bits each, whereas its intended strength is 22w. We exploit an asymmetry in its output function to show that the internal state can be recovered after
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