Reconciling (d+1) masking in hardware and software
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(15)- \textsc{Ascon} v1.2: lightweight authenticated encryption and hashing
- Leakage resilient value comparison with application to message authentication
- Proving SIFA protection of masked redundant circuits
- Amortizing randomness complexity in private circuits
- Reducing randomness complexity of mask refreshing algorithm
- Protecting triple-DES against DPA. A practical application of domain-oriented masking
- A first-order SCA resistant AES without fresh randomness
- Techniques for Random Masking in Hardware
- \textsc{SCInfer}: refinement-based verification of software countermeasures against side-channel attacks
- Secure and efficient software masking on superscalar pipelined processors
- Divided we stand, united we fall: security analysis of some SCA+SIFA countermeasures against SCA-enhanced fault template attacks
- Automated verification of correctness for masked arithmetic programs
- CAPABARA: a combined attack on CAPA
- IP masking with generic security guarantees under minimum assumptions, and applications
- Correlation power analysis and higher-order masking implementation of WAGE
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