ChaCha20nosat, a symmetric cipher that resists being put into SAT form
ChaCha20nosat, a symmetric cipher that resists being put into SAT form
There has been a recent discussion about the monoculture in crypto, and how ChaCha20 is a fallback to AES256. All current mainstream ciphers are relatively easy to transform into SAT form. This is a proposal for a fallback for that, using polymorphic constraints between the bits via sboxes that are part of the private key. Suggested changes to avoid redoing XChaCha20: since the sboxes could be the entire private key, what was the key could be a 256 bits nonce, and what was the nonce could be the counter, and what was the counter could be a stream index: such a modification could be called yadacha20. Small, self-contained super ugly, quickly written Rust code: this is an initial draft of a work in progress. The goal of this post is to get feedback as early as possible. Thank you.
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