Power analysis is a non-invaslve attack against cryptographic hardware, which effectively exploits runtime power consumption characteristics of circuits. This paper proposes a new power model which combines Hamming Di...Power analysis is a non-invaslve attack against cryptographic hardware, which effectively exploits runtime power consumption characteristics of circuits. This paper proposes a new power model which combines Hamming Distance model and the model based on the template value of power consumption in combinational logic circuit. The new model can describe the power consumption characteristics of sequential logic circuits and those of combinational logic as well. The new model can be used to improve the existing power analysis methods and detect the information leakage of power consumption. Experimental results show that, compared to CPA（Correlation Power Analysis） method, our proposed attack which adopt the combinational model is more efficient in terms of the number of required power traces.展开更多
基金supported by Major State Basic Research Development Program(No. 2013CB338004)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61402286, 61202372,61202371,61309021)National Science and Technology Major Project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (No.2014ZX01032401-001)
文摘Power analysis is a non-invaslve attack against cryptographic hardware, which effectively exploits runtime power consumption characteristics of circuits. This paper proposes a new power model which combines Hamming Distance model and the model based on the template value of power consumption in combinational logic circuit. The new model can describe the power consumption characteristics of sequential logic circuits and those of combinational logic as well. The new model can be used to improve the existing power analysis methods and detect the information leakage of power consumption. Experimental results show that, compared to CPA（Correlation Power Analysis） method, our proposed attack which adopt the combinational model is more efficient in terms of the number of required power traces.
