DEFAULT: cipher level resistance against differential fault attack
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- DFA on LS-designs with a practical implementation on SCREAM
- Pitfalls and shortcomings for decompositions and alignment
- Learn from your faults: leakage assessment in fault attacks using deep learning
- See-in-the-middle attacks on blockciphers ARIA and DEFAULT
- Differential faultt attack on \texttt{DEFAULT}
- Quantitative fault injection analysis
- From substitution box to threshold
- BIZness: bit invariant zero-sum property based on division trail
- More vulnerabilities of linear structure SBox-based ciphers reveal their inability to resist DFA
- Quantum implementation and analysis of Default
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