How can we succeed the fault attack on PACE protocol
Taoufik Serraj, Abdelmalek Azizi, Moulay Chrif Ismaili · 2014
Fault analysis attacks are a class of side channel attacks which exploit faults that can occur in the implementation of a cryptosystem to discover the secret keys partially or fully. In this paper we propose a fault analysis attack on The Password Authenticated Connection Establishment Protocol (PACE) to recover the session key, also we discuss the possibility of mounting Tunstall-Mukhopadhyay attack to expose the long term key (Password), and we prove that despite its theoretical security in BPR model, DY model or eCK model, PACE can be insecure in this new setting.