Active fault injection is a credible threat to real-world digital systems computing on sensitive
data. Arguing about security in the presence of faults is non-trivial, and state-of-the-art …

Fault injection attacks have caused implementations to behave unexpectedly, resulting in a
spectacular bypass of security features and even the extraction of cryptographic keys …

Cryptographic circuits contain various confidential information and are susceptible to
fraudulent manipulations, commonly called attacks, performed by ill-intentioned person. The …

Fault attacks have raised serious concern with the growing amount of connected devices.
Even a small vulnerability might compromise a complete network. It is therefore important to …

Elliptic curves cryptography, the most widely-deployed pre-quantum public key
cryptography, can be implemented efficiently with Koblitz curves. The reason for these …

Deep learning techniques have been widely applied to side-channel analysis (SCA) in
recent years and shown better performance compared with traditional methods. However …

Fault analysis is a frequently used side-channel attack for cryptanalysis. However, existing
fault attack methods usually involve complex fault fusion analysis or computation-intensive …

Whether stemming from malicious intent or natural occurrences, faults and errors can
significantly undermine the reliability of any architecture. In response to this challenge, fault …

Passive (leakage exploitation) and active (fault injection) physical attacks pose a significant
threat to cryptographic schemes. Although leakage-resistant cryptography is well studied …