Correlation Power Analysis on KASUMI: Attack and Countermeasure

Gupta, Devansh; Tripathy, Somanath; Mazumdar, Bodhisatwa

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-05072-6_9

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“…The low power consumption of the Midori block cipher seems to be the main reason for researchers to work with both 64-bit and 128-bit versions of this block cipher, as saving resources and power consumption is a critical factor to consider today. The first study on the power analysis attack to the Midori block cipher was conducted by Heuser et al in 2017 [12]. They examined the resilience of a few other lightweight ciphers against power analysis attacks.…”

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“…To our best knowledge, for the first time in this paper, a CPA is performed on the version of the Midori-64 block cipher implemented on the AVR microcontroller. Another innovation of this research is improved efficiency of CPA to the Midori-64 block cipher to reach the master key using less sample number and lower computational complexity related to [12].…”

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Correlation Power Analysis Attack to Midori-64

Khadem¹,

Ghanbari²,

Moradnia³

2022

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Recently, with the rapid advancement of technology, Internet of Things (IoT&rlm;&rlm;&rlm;&rlm;) security has become more efficient and more complex, especially for resource-limited devices such as embedded devices, wireless sensors and radio frequency identification tags (RFID). Lightweight block ciphers (LBCs) provide security for these technologies to protect them against adversaries, but the need for low power consumption in LBCs is one of the most important challenges for IoT&rlm; technologies. Furthermore, these LBCs are subject to multiple attacks and side channel attacks (SCAs) are among the mentioned threats to these cryptosystems. A type of SCA is correlation power analysis (CPA) in which the attacker tries to reach the key using the relationship between the power consumption of the chip during the algorithm running, data processing, and operations. In this article, a CPA attack is designed to discover master key of the Midori-64 block cipher. According to the proposed method, an attack is done to the first round S-boxes to get half of the key bits. Then, the second round S-boxes were attacked to other half of key bits just use 300 plain text samples. Finally, the most important physical attacks performed on the Midori, are compared to our proposed CPA attack.

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Correlation Power Analysis Attack to Midori-64

Khadem¹,

Ghanbari²,

Moradnia³

2022

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“…In this attack, the authors can carry the attack successfully with the help of 2 16 key guesses. Recently, Gupta et al presented a CPA over KASUMI block cipher. This attack is a two‐step attack in which the FL function is attacked first, and then the result of FL function is used to attack the 7 × 7 and 9 × 9 S‐boxes incorporated in the FO function of the cipher.…”

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Correlation power analysis and effective defense approach on light encryption device block cipher

Kumar

Reddy

Tripathy

et al. 2019

Security and Privacy

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Recently many works have shown that one of the weaknesses of cryptographic algorithms is power analysis attacks on its hardware implementation. This side channel analysis (SCA) is of interest because such attack can leak information of cryptographic algorithms. So, developing attack resistant mechanism is important for hardware security modules. This paper investigates the vulnerability of light encryption device (LED) block cipher, against correlation power analysis. LED is a lightweight block cipher targeted for compact hardware implementation to protect ubiquitous computing data. We use Chipwhisperer capture hardware to capture power traces during encryption of randomly generated plain texts using the same secret key. Our proposed attack successfully retrieves all 64 bits of secret key correctly using only 300 power traces and 256 key guesses. Furthermore, we propose a simple but effective mitigation technique to prevent such attacks. K E Y W O R D SChipwhisperer, correlation power analysis, LED block cipher 1 Security Privacy. 2019;2:e87.wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/spy2

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Correlation Power Analysis for SM4 Based on ISOMAP

Zhong

Liu³

et al. 2020

2020 IEEE 5th Information Technology and Mechatronics Engineering Conference (ITOEC)

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Correlation Power Analysis on KASUMI: Attack and Countermeasure

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Correlation Power Analysis Attack to Midori-64

Correlation Power Analysis Attack to Midori-64

Correlation power analysis and effective defense approach on light encryption device block cipher

Correlation Power Analysis for SM4 Based on ISOMAP

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