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Title:
An Improved and Efficient Countermeasure against Power Analysis Attacks
Authors: ChangKyun Kim, JaeCheol Ha, SangJae Moon, Sung-Ming Yen, Wei-Chih Lien, Sung-Hyun Kim
Abstract:Recently new types of differential power analysis attacks (DPA)
against elliptic curve cryptosystems (ECC) and RSA systems have been
introduced. Most existing countermeasures against classical DPA
attacks are vulnerable to these new DPA attacks which include
refined power analysis attacks (RPA), zero-value point attacks
(ZPA), and doubling attacks. The new attacks are different from
classical DPA in that RPA uses a special point with a zero-value
coordinate, while ZPA uses auxiliary registers to locate a zero
value. So, Mamiya et al proposed a new countermeasure against RPA,
ZPA, classical DPA and SPA attacks using a basic random initial
point. His countermeasure works well when applied to ECC, but it has
some disadvantages when applied to general exponentiation algorithms
(such as RSA and ElGamal) due to an inverse computation. This paper
presents an efficient and improved countermeasure against the above
new DPA attacks by using a random blinding concept on the message
different from Mamiya’s countermeasure and show that our proposed
countermeasure is secure against SPA based Yen’s power analysis
which can break Coron’s simple SPA countermeasure as well as
Mamiya’s one. The computational cost of the proposed scheme is very
low when compared to the previous methods which rely on Coron’s
simple SPA countermeasure. Moreover this scheme is a generalized
countermeasure which can be applied to ECC as well as RSA system.
ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2005/022
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