Security Evaluation of Lightweight SBoxes.

This article presents a comprehensive evaluation of the security properties of lightweight substitution boxes (SBoxes), which are essential components of cryptographic algorithms designed for resource-constrained devices. The evaluation encompasses various aspects, such as the non-linearity of the SBoxes, algebraic degree, etc., to assess their vulnerability to linear and differential cryptanalysis. These insights enable informed decision-making when selecting SBox designs that meet specific cryptographic requirements. The analysis of existing lightweight SBox designs serves as a foundation for future research and development in the field of lightweight cryptography, contributing to advancements in the field, and promoting the secure implementation of cryptographic systems in real-world applications.