Exploring Embedded Software with Side Channels and Fault Analysis

Lemke‐Rust, Kerstin; Samarin, Peter

doi:10.1109/ewme.2018.8629479

2018 12th European Workshop on Microelectronics Education (EWME) 2018

DOI: 10.1109/ewme.2018.8629479

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Exploring Embedded Software with Side Channels and Fault Analysis

Kerstin Lemke‐Rust

Peter Samarin

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Domain-Agnostic Representation of Side-Channels

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Side channels are unintended pathways within target systems that leak internal target information. Side-channel sensing (SCS) is the process of exploiting side channels to extract embedded target information. SCS is well established within the cybersecurity (CYB) domain, and has recently been proposed for medical diagnostics and monitoring (MDM). Remaining unrecognised is its applicability to human–computer interaction (HCI), among other domains (Misc). This article analyses literature demonstrating SCS examples across the MDM, HCI, Misc, and CYB domains. Despite their diversity, established fields of advanced sensing and signal processing underlie each example, enabling the unification of these currently otherwise isolated domains. Identified themes are collating under a proposed domain-agnostic SCS framework. This SCS framework enables a formalised and systematic approach to studying, detecting, and exploiting of side channels both within and between domains. Opportunities exist for modelling SCS as data structures, allowing for computation irrespective of domain. Future methodologies can take such data structures to enable cross- and intra-domain transferability of extraction techniques, perform side-channel leakage detection, and discover new side channels within target systems.

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Domain-Agnostic Representation of Side-Channels

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2024

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