Method for numerically scrambling data and its application to a

Cryptography – Electric signal modification – Having production of printed copy

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380 9, 380 28, 380 49, 380 59, H04L 900

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention concerns a method for the numerical scrambling by permutation of data bits in a programmable circuit comprising a control unit and at least one data bus (DBUS) to transmit data between the control unit and several memory circuits. It consists of having data on the bus either in a scrambled form or in an unscrambled form according to whether it is instructions data or not. And data in some of the memories is scrambled. The present invention also concerns a method for realising a permutation circuit.

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