To infect or not to infect: a critical analysis of infective countermeasures in fault attacks

Baksi, Anubhab; Saha, Dhiman; Sarkar, Sumanta

doi:10.1007/s13389-020-00224-9

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“…We revisit a duplication based fault countermeasure in Chapter 9; which is available in [BSS20] and [BSS19], with minor change. The contributions here are manifold.…”

Section: Research Contributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It has been shown in [BSS20]/Chapter 9 that the countermeasure proposed in [TBM14] does not follow the infection paradigm, as it suffers from the one-bit judgment condition similar to detection. A similar claim is made in [FCL + 20, Section VIII.A].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…DEFAULT, on the other hand, explores an alternative methodology to design a cipher with natural DFA resistance and not limited to a specific number of faults. Similarly, infective countermeasures can have ⇡ 3⇥ cost compared to the basic implementation (as the infection mechanism could be costly) [BSS20]. Moreover, if DEFAULT-LAYER is applied to non-lightweight ciphers like AES, the cost could be less than duplication.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Classical and Physical Security of Symmetric Key Cryptographic Algorithms

Baksi

2022

Computer Architecture and Design Methodologies

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Chapter 3 ("Fault Attacks In Symmetric Key Cryptosystems") is currently under submission as a survey/systemization of of knowledge paper to a peer-reviewed journal.Chapter 4 is not under submission. The contributions of the co-authors are as follows:• The write-up for the first part (Chapters 4.1, 4.2) was done by me. For the second part (Chapter 4.3), I did part of the write-up and analysis.• P. Ravi prepared the electromagnetic leakage and part of the write-up.• R. R. Shrivastwa prepared the power leakage.3 Chapter 5 is accepted as "New Insights On Differential And Linear Bounds Using Mixed Integer Linear Programming"; by A. Baksi; in International Conference on Information Technology and Communications Security (SecITC), 2020 (with major modification). This is a single-author paper by me. As such, I am responsible for everything -ideation, experimental results, write-up and proofreading and so on.

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“…We revisit a duplication based fault countermeasure in Chapter 9; which is available in [BSS20] and [BSS19], with minor change. The contributions here are manifold.…”

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Classical and Physical Security of Symmetric Key Cryptographic Algorithms

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2022

Computer Architecture and Design Methodologies

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“…We also mention that, sophisticated duplication countermeasure, may require additional components as well as an external source of randomness [BSS20]. Besides, we would like to point out that for CRAFT the protection against DFA is much restricted.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Our detailed analysis reveals that while triplication can protect against SIFA, a sophisticated version of duplication can also do the same. The idea of our protection stems from the existing duplication based DFA countermeasures[BSS20].…”

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