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NI-HSC Side-Channel Analysis in Hardware Extent of teaching: 2P+2C Instructor: Miškovský V., Socha P. Completion: Z,ZK Department: 18103 Credits: 4 Semester: Z Annotation:
This course is dedicated to so-called side-channel information leakage in hardware devices. It focuses on both theoretical analysis and practical attacks. Students get familiar with various kinds of side channels and they get deeper insight in power attacks. Students learn to implement various profiled and non-profiled attacks and get familiar with higher-order attacks. They also get practice in both designing the SCA countermeasures and analyzing the amount and characteristics of the side-channel information leakage.
Lecture syllabus:
1. Introduction to side channels, information leakage, power consumption/EM radiation measurements 2. Formal model for side-channel attacks, differential power analysis, correlation power analysis 3. Mutual information analysis, Kolmogorov-Smirnov analysis 4. Template attacks, theoretical and experimental security metrics 5. Countermeasures based on Additional Modules, hiding 6. Countermeasures based on Secure Logic Styles, hiding 7. Countermeasures based on Module Alteration, masking 8. Attacks on protected implementations, univariate and multivariate higher order attacks, combining function 9. Machine learning in side-channel analysis, neural networks 10. Leakage assessment 11. Remote side-channel attacks, attacks on radio, attacks in cloud 12. Fault attacks, fault injection, combined attacks 13. Reserve Seminar syllabus:
1. Equipment introduction 2. Measurement introduction, timing attacks 3. Attack realisation I 4. Attack realisation II 5. Attack realisation III 6. Attack realisation IV 7. Countermeasures|hiding 8. Countermeasures|masking I 9. Countermeasures|masking II 10. Higher-order analysis 11. Attacking protected implementations 12. Finishing and evaluation 13. Reserve Literature:
See courses.fit.cvut.czRequirements:
Basic knowledge of cryptographic algorithms and their implementation in HW, recommended completion of MIE-BHW (NIE-BVS) and/or MIE-HWB courses.
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