Algorithmic Security is Insufficient: A Comprehensive Survey on Implementation Attacks Haunting Post-Quantum Security

Canto, Alvaro Cintas; Kaur, Jasmin; Kermani, Mehran Mozaffari; Azarderakhsh, Reza

doi:10.36227/techrxiv.23071079

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“…In the past few years, studies have focused on passive differential power analysis (DPA) and active differential fault analysis (DFA) by measuring the consumption of power of one or more operations. However, some attacks are considered side-channel attacks in order to obtain patterns from extracted information [29].…”

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Security and Privacy Issues in Software-Defined Networking (SDN): A Systematic Literature Review

2023

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Software-defined network (SDNs) have fundamentally changed network infrastructure by decoupling the data plane and the control plane. This architectural shift rejuvenates the network layer by granting the re-programmability and centralized management of networks which brings about exciting challenges. Although an SDN seems to be a secured network when compared to conventional networks, it is still vulnerable and faces rigorous deployment challenges. Moreover, the bifurcation of data and control planes also opens up new security problems. This systematic literature review (SLR) has formalized the problem by identifying the potential attack scenarios and highlighting the possible vulnerabilities. Eighty-six articles have been selected carefully to formulize the SLR. In this SLR, we have identified major security attacks on SDN planes, including the application plane, control plane, and data plane. Moreover, this research also identifies the approaches used by industry experts and researchers to develop security solutions for SDN planes. In this research, we have introduced an attack taxonomy and proposed a collaborative security model after comprehensively identifying security attacks on SDN planes. Lastly, research gaps, challenges, and future directions are discussed for the deployment of secure SDNs.

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Security and Privacy Issues in Software-Defined Networking (SDN): A Systematic Literature Review

2023

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“…Previous efforts to improve the efficiency of modular multiplications have been explored in ref. [71, 72]. It will be intriguing to explore how similar approaches can be leveraged in the context of quantum modular multiplications.…”

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Quantum‐Accelerated Algorithms for Generating Random Primitive Polynomials Over Finite Fields

Huang,

Yin,

Chen

et al. 2023

Adv Quantum Tech

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Primitive polynomials over finite fields are crucial resources with broad applications across various domains in computer science, including classical pseudo‐random number generation, coding theory, and post‐quantum cryptography. Nevertheless, the pursuit of an efficient classical algorithm for generating random primitive polynomials over finite fields remains an ongoing challenge. In this work, it shows how this problem can be solved efficiently with the help of quantum computers. Moreover, the designs of specific quantum circuits to implement them are also presented. The research paves the way for the rapid and real‐time generation of random primitive polynomials in diverse quantum communication and computation applications.

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On the trade‐off between rate and reliability for secret key generation in wireless channels

Sandell

2024

Security and Privacy

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Wireless propagation channels can be used to obtain secret keys to enhance security. By exploiting the reciprocity of the channel between legitimate users and its independence of an eavesdropper's channel, it can be quantised to produce a string of bits. The quality of these bits can be enhanced by using guard bands when quantising, which means that some samples are not used due to their poor quality. Although this increases the probability that the legitimate users produce the same bits, it also reduces the number of generated bits. We derive the optimal trade‐off between these contrasting quantities, first for a single sample and then extended to a frequency‐selective channel. The results are presented for both software simulations and hardware evaluations.

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Algorithmic Security is Insufficient: A Comprehensive Survey on Implementation Attacks Haunting Post-Quantum Security

Cited by 4 publications

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Security and Privacy Issues in Software-Defined Networking (SDN): A Systematic Literature Review

Security and Privacy Issues in Software-Defined Networking (SDN): A Systematic Literature Review

Quantum‐Accelerated Algorithms for Generating Random Primitive Polynomials Over Finite Fields

On the trade‐off between rate and reliability for secret key generation in wireless channels

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