An Efficient Side-Channel Protected AES Implementation with Arbitrary Protection Order
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- SILVER -- statistical independence and leakage verification
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- Handcrafting: improving automated masking in hardware with manual optimizations
- A low-randomness second-order masked AES
- CAPABARA: a combined attack on CAPA
- Generalized Feistel ciphers for efficient prime field masking
- IP masking with generic security guarantees under minimum assumptions, and applications
- StaMAC: fault protection via stable-MAC tags
- INDIANA -- verifying (random) probing security through indistinguishability analysis
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