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class SimplifiedAES(object):

"""Simplified AES is a simplified version of AES algorithm"""

# S-Box
sBox = [
0x9,
0x4,
0xA,
0xB,
0xD,
0x1,
0x8,
0x5,
0x6,
0x2,
0x0,
0x3,
0xC,
0xE,
0xF,
0x7,
]

# Inverse S-Box
sBoxI = [
0xA,
0x5,
0x9,
0xB,
0x1,
0x7,
0x8,
0xF,
0x6,
0x0,
0x2,
0x3,
0xC,
0x4,
0xD,
0xE,
]

def __init__(self, key):


# Round keys: K0 = w0 + w1; K1 = w2 + w3; K2 = w4 + w5
self.pre_round_key, self.round1_key, self.round2_key =
self.key_expansion(key)

def sub_word(self, word):


""" Substitute word
:param word: word
"""
# Take each nibble in the word and substitute another nibble for it using
# the Sbox table
return (self.sBox[(word >> 4)] << 4) + self.sBox[word & 0x0F]

def rot_word(self, word):


""" Rotate word
:param word: word
"""
# Swapping the two nibbles in the word since eqv to rotate here
return ((word & 0x0F) << 4) + ((word & 0xF0) >> 4)

def key_expansion(self, key):


"""Key expansion
Creates three 16-bit round keys from one single 16-bit cipher key
Cipher Key : | n0 | n1 | n2 | n3 |
w[0] : | n0 | n1 |
w[1] : | n2 | n3 |
for i % 2 == 0:
w[i] : w[i - 2] XOR (SubWord(RotWord(W[i-1])) XOR RC[Nr])
else:
w[i] = w[i - 1] XOR w[i - 2]
:param key: key to be used for encryption and/or decryption
:returns: Tuple containing pre-round, round 1 and round 2 key in order
"""

# Round constants
Rcon1 = 0x80
Rcon2 = 0x30

# Calculating value of each word


w = [None] * 6
w[0] = (key & 0xFF00) >> 8
w[1] = key & 0x00FF
w[2] = w[0] ^ (self.sub_word(self.rot_word(w[1])) ^ Rcon1)
w[3] = w[2] ^ w[1]
w[4] = w[2] ^ (self.sub_word(self.rot_word(w[3])) ^ Rcon2)
w[5] = w[4] ^ w[3]

return (
self.int_to_state((w[0] << 8) + w[1]), # Pre-Round key
self.int_to_state((w[2] << 8) + w[3]), # Round 1 key
self.int_to_state((w[4] << 8) + w[5]), # Round 2 key
)

def gf_mult(self, a, b):


"""Galois field multiplication of a and b in GF(2^4) / x^4 + x + 1
:param a: First number
:param b: Second number
:returns: Multiplication of both under GF(2^4)
"""
# Initialise
product = 0

# Mask the unwanted bits


a = a & 0x0F
b = b & 0x0F

# While both multiplicands are non-zero


while a and b:

# If LSB of b is 1
if b & 1:

# Add current a to product


product = product ^ a
# Update a to a * 2
a = a << 1

# If a overflows beyond 4th bit


if a & (1 << 4):

# XOR with irreducible polynomial with high term eliminated


a = a ^ 0b10011

# Update b to b // 2
b = b >> 1

return product

def int_to_state(self, n):


"""Convert a 2-byte integer into a 4-element vector (state matrix)
:param m: integer
:returns: state corresponding to the integer
"""
return [n >> 12 & 0xF, (n >> 4) & 0xF, (n >> 8) & 0xF, n & 0xF]

def state_to_int(self, m):


"""Convert a 4-element vector (state matrix) into 2-byte integer
:param m: state
:returns: integer corresponding to the state
"""
return (m[0] << 12) + (m[2] << 8) + (m[1] << 4) + m[3]

def add_round_key(self, s1, s2):


"""Add round keys in GF(2^4)
:param s1: First number
:param s2: Second number
:returns: Addition of both under GF(2^4)
"""
return [i ^ j for i, j in zip(s1, s2)]

def sub_nibbles(self, sbox, state):


"""Nibble substitution
:param sbox: Substitution box to use for transformatin
:param state: State to perform sub nibbles transformation on
:returns: Resultant state
"""
return [sbox[nibble] for nibble in state]

def shift_rows(self, state):


"""Shift rows and inverse shift rows of state matrix (same)
:param state: State to perform shift rows transformation on
:returns: Resultant state
"""
return [state[0], state[1], state[3], state[2]]

def mix_columns(self, state):


"""Mix columns transformation on state matrix
:param state: State to perform mix columns transformation on
:returns: Resultant state
"""
return [
state[0] ^ self.gf_mult(4, state[2]),
state[1] ^ self.gf_mult(4, state[3]),
state[2] ^ self.gf_mult(4, state[0]),
state[3] ^ self.gf_mult(4, state[1]),
]

def inverse_mix_columns(self, state):


"""Inverse mix columns transformation on state matrix
:param state: State to perform inverse mix columns transformation on
:returns: Resultant state
"""
return [
self.gf_mult(9, state[0]) ^ self.gf_mult(2, state[2]),
self.gf_mult(9, state[1]) ^ self.gf_mult(2, state[3]),
self.gf_mult(9, state[2]) ^ self.gf_mult(2, state[0]),
self.gf_mult(9, state[3]) ^ self.gf_mult(2, state[1]),
]

def encrypt(self, plaintext):


"""Encrypt plaintext with given key
Example::
ciphertext =
SimplifiedAES(key=0b0100101011110101).encrypt(0b1101011100101000)
:param plaintext: 16 bit plaintext
:returns: 16 bit ciphertext
"""
state = self.add_round_key(self.pre_round_key,
self.int_to_state(plaintext))

state = self.mix_columns(self.shift_rows(self.sub_nibbles(self.sBox,
state)))

state = self.add_round_key(self.round1_key, state)

state = self.shift_rows(self.sub_nibbles(self.sBox, state))

state = self.add_round_key(self.round2_key, state)

return self.state_to_int(state)

def decrypt(self, ciphertext):


"""Decrypt ciphertext with given key
Example::
plaintext =
SimplifiedAES(key=0b0100101011110101).decrypt(0b0010010011101100)
:param ciphertext: 16 bit ciphertext
:returns: 16 bit plaintext
"""
state = self.add_round_key(self.round2_key, self.int_to_state(ciphertext))

state = self.sub_nibbles(self.sBoxI, self.shift_rows(state))

state = self.inverse_mix_columns(self.add_round_key(self.round1_key,
state))

state = self.sub_nibbles(self.sBoxI, self.shift_rows(state))

state = self.add_round_key(self.pre_round_key, state)

return self.state_to_int(state)

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