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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2013.17.12.2883

A Software Power Analysis Countermeasure Using Secrete Intermediate Key  

Park, YoungGoo (Sacheon Girls High School)
Kim, HyeongRag (Department of Computer Technology and Applicationacheon, Pohang College)
Lee, HoonJae (Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Dongseo University)
Han, DeokChan (Agency for Defense Development)
Pak, UiYoung (Agency for Defense Development)
Publication Information
Journal of the Korea Institute of Information and Communication Engineering / v.17, no.12, 2013 , pp. 2883-2890 More about this Journal
Abstract
Correlation power analysis attack takes place at the point of operating a known value and a hidden value from a master key as an input. The hidden value can be found by analyzing a correlation between the result value and the measured power signal during the operation, witch makes it possible to estimate the master key from the hidden value. However, the correlation power analysis attack can be very difficult by changing the conditions that make the power analysis possible, when the known value and the operation is hidden, when it is impossible to estimate the master key from the hidden value, or when the correlation between the result value and the power signal is considerably lowered. Therefore this study proposes a software countermeasure using a secrete intermediate key to witch these conditions are applied.
Keywords
crypto system; power analysis attack; AES attack; software countermeasure; secrete intermediate key;
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