Fault detection is becoming greatly important in protecting cryptographic designs that can
suffer from both natural or malicious faults. Finite fields over are widely used in such …

Fault-injection attacks have become a major concern for hardware designs, primarily due to
their powerful capability in tampering with critical locations in a device to cause violation of …

Fault injection attacks are considered as powerful techniques to successfully attack
embedded cryptographic implementations since various fault injection mechanisms from …

Physical attacks, including passive Side-Channel Analysis and active Fault Injection
Analysis, are considered among the most powerful threats against physical cryptographic …

Protection against active physical attacks is of serious concerns of cryptographic hardware
designers. Introduction of SIFA invalidating several previously-thought-effective counter …

The foundation of every digital system is based on hardware in which security, as a core
service of many applications, should be deeply embedded. Unfortunately, the knowledge of …

Process isolation is a key component of the security architecture in any hardware/software
system. However, even when implemented correctly and comprehensively at the software …

Generic vulnerability assessment of cipher implementations against Fault Attacks (FA) is a
largely unexplored research area. Security assessment against FA is critical for FA …

Symmetric key cryptography is one of the cornerstones of security in the modern era of
electronic communication. The symmetric key algorithms, known as the ciphers, are to …

Side-channel attacks extracting sensitive data from implementations have been considered
a major threat to the security of cryptographic schemes. This has elevated the need for …