Side Channel Attacks Cryptanalysis against Block Ciphers Based on FPGA Devices
Anestis Bechtsoudis, Nicolas Sklavos · 2010
The block cipher designers assume that the secret information will be manipulated in close and reliable computing environments. Unfortunately, this isn't feasible because actual computing units and chips have implementation information leakage during their operation. Side channel cryptanalysis exploits this implementation data, in order to extract cipher's secret information. In this paper, we discuss the current state-of-art of side channel cryptanalysis. We also analyze the different categories of side channel attacks and examine how concrete attacks against FPGA devices leads to secret information reveal.