kokke/tiny-AES-c
Tiny AES C
tiny-AES-c is a lightweight C language cryptography library that provides a symmetric cipher implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard. It functions as a portable set of functions for encrypting and decrypting data using a shared secret key.
The library is designed for embedded system security, enabling cryptographic operations on hardware with limited memory and processing power. It provides these capabilities without relying on large external dependencies.
The implementation utilizes a standard C library approach, employing table-based substitution and in-place buffer mutation to perform data transformations.
Features
- AES Implementations - Provides a complete implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard for symmetric encryption and decryption.
- C Libraries - Provides a portable software library written in C for direct binary linking into other applications.
- C Cryptography Libraries - Adds symmetric encryption capabilities to C applications without relying on large external libraries.
- Iterative Round Transformations - Performs a sequence of substitution, shifting, and mixing steps over multiple cycles based on key length.
- Embedded and Hardware - Implements security practices tailored for resource-constrained hardware and embedded systems.
- Symmetric Cipher Implementations - Implements a symmetric-key algorithm using iterative substitution and permutation rounds.
- Symmetric Encryption - Implements encryption and decryption processes that use a single shared secret key.
- Buffer Modifiers - Provides mechanisms for updating array buffers directly to minimize memory allocation overhead.
- S-Box Substitution Tables - Uses precomputed lookup tables for non-linear byte substitutions during encryption and decryption.
- التشفير - Small portable AES implementation.
- Cryptography Libraries - Small, portable implementation of AES encryption.
