论文信息 - A testing methodology for side channel resistance

A testing methodology for side channel resistance

The goal of a side‐channel resistance validation program is to assess whether a cryptographic module utilizing side‐ channel analysis countermeasures can provide resistance to these attacks commensurate with the desired security level. While, no standardized testing program can guarantee resistance against all attacks, an effective program should be able to validate that sufficient care was taken in the design and implementation of countermeasures. An effective validation program should be based on the following requirements:

P. Rohatgi | G. Goodwill | Benjamin Jun | J. Jaffe

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