A Self-Healing Cryptosystem Design Prevent from Side-Channel Attack

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doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.6-7.200

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A Self-Healing Cryptosystem Design Prevent from Side-Channel Attack

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Side-channel attack is a non destructive physical attacks method. In view of existing cryptosystem of Side-channel leakage of safe hidden trouble, this paper presents a kind of self-healing properties with the cryptosystem design method. Firstly, a new masking method is proposed, and it restricts the side channel measurement by inserting some measure-disabled points into the cryptographic algorithm. And then, a masking update technique is applied for making the side-channel leakage invalid. Compared with previous countermeasures, our method has stronger ability of self-healing and it also resists to complex side-channel attack.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volumes 6-7)

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September 2012

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Jian Bo Yao, Tao Zhang

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Cryptosystem, Masking Method, Self-Healing System, Side-Channel Attack

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