The threat of side-channels is becoming increasingly prominent for resource-constrained
internet-connected devices. While numerous power side-channel countermeasures have …

Mathematically secure cryptographic algorithms, when implemented on a physical substrate,
leak critical “side-channel” information, leading to power and electromagnetic (EM) analysis …

Side-channel resistance is one of the primary criteria identified by NIST for use in evaluating
candidates in the Lightweight Cryptography (LWC) Standardization process. In Rounds 1 …

Lightweight implementations of cryptographic algorithms must be evaluated in terms of
security, cost, and performance before their deployment in practical applications. The …

In this paper, we describe several practically exploitable fault attacks against OpenSSL's
implementation of elliptic curve cryptography, related to the singular curve point …

Side-channel analysis (SCA) is a big threat to the security of connected embedded devices.
Over the last few years, physical non-invasive SCA attacks utilizing the electromagnetic (EM) …

Digitizing side-channel signals at high sampling rates produces huge amounts of data, while
side-channel analysis techniques only need those specific trace segments containing …

According to the widespread use of embedded cryptographic devices, one of the major
security threats, side channel attack and protection research, has grown rapidly in the last …

Encryption is a technology that works by scrambling data so that it cannot be read by
unwanted parties. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), also known as Rijndael, is a …

Side-Channel Analysis (SCA) requires the detection of the specific time frame within which
Cryptographic Operations (COs) take place in the side-channel signal. In laboratory …