Constructing Pseudo-Random Permutations with a Prescribed Structure

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We show how to construct pseudo-random permutations that satisfy a certain cycle restriction, for example that the permutation be cyclic (consisting of one cycle containing all the elements) or an involution (a self-inverse permutation) with no fixed points. The construction can be based on any (unrestricted) pseudo-random permutation. The resulting permutations are defined succinctly and their evaluation at a given point is efficient. Furthermore, they enjoy a fast forward property, i.e. it is possible to iterate them at a very small cost.

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Naor, M., & Reingold, O. (2002). Constructing Pseudo-Random Permutations with a Prescribed Structure. Journal of Cryptology, 15(2), 97–102. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00145-001-0008-5

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