More on Quasigroup Block Ciphers

During the course of acquiring my Masters in Computer Science, I had the opportunity to do some crypto research.  It's probably landed me on a couple of watch lists, but what the heck, YOLO.  I still can fly to Nashville and just get tagged for my nephew's Play-Doh Christmas present in my carry-ons.

So, how to list research publications? Anti-chronologically? Randomly? No names just links?  On your curriculum vita it's newest to oldest, so AC it is.

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Battey, "The Quasigroup Block Cipher and its Analysis," Graduate Thesis, University of Nebraska at Omaha, 2014.



Battey & Parakh, “Cryptanalysis of the Quasigroup Block Cipher,” Proceedings of  ACM SE’2014, Kennesaw, Georgia, USA,  2014.

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Battey & Parakh, “A New Quasigroup Based Random Number Generator,” 2013 Internal Conference on Security & Management, pp. 235-241,  Las Vegas, Nevada, 2013.



Battey & Parakh, “An Efficient Quasigroup Block Cipher,” Wireless Personal Communications, Nov 2013, Vol. 73, Issue 1, pp 63-76.



Battey & Parakh, “Efficient Quasigroup Block Cipher for Sensor Networks,” 21st International Conference on Computer Communication and Networks (ICCCN), pp 1-5, Munich, Germany, 2012.