Actual and historical state of side channel attacks theory
Andrey V. Krasovsky, Маро Екатерина Александровна · 2019
The traditional classification of side-channel attacks is based on the fundamental work of Kocher [1, 2], i.e genesis of modern classical and generally accepted classification of attacks is based on performance, security, hardware, architecture, software solutions for computing devices 1990-2000s. By 2019 the relevance of this method of security analysis (means of obtaining information through side-channels) was tested, but presently there are many new types of side-channel attack (SCA) [3--6]. New methods and algorithms are not presented in the traditional classification of SCA, but significant in the context of the current state of the SCA theory, therefore they require additional systematization. This paper aims to develop a discourse on the current status of SCA, a review of state-of-art edge of SCA theory and extend classical classification scheme to position new SCA methods on it. Also paper include review of current SCA directions for symmetric block cipher (Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), PRESENT, GOST R 34.12-2015 (Magma, Kuznyechik)).