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SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Re: SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Post by godelmachine »

powerbutton65 wrote: post #2

Never thought I'd end up on here! I'm one of the authors on the paper, it's few years old now but I'm happy to try answer any questions related to the work.

Hi, thanks for taking questions.

Would you please tell which is the most recent/ latest work which is very similar to the work you have done in the parent post?

Any projects/ research that you are keenly following, excited to see the results?

Or anything in the past few years that caught your imagination?

Thanks again :)

Re: SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Post by powerbutton65 »

godelmachine wrote: post #3
powerbutton65 wrote: post #2

Never thought I'd end up on here! I'm one of the authors on the paper, it's few years old now but I'm happy to try answer any questions related to the work.

Hi, thanks for taking questions. Would you please tell which is the most recent/ latest work which is very similar to the work you have done in the parent post? Any projects/ research that you are keenly following, excited to see the results? Or anything in the past few years that caught your imagination? Thanks again :)

Unfortunately that is the one thing I can't really answer! I moved out of this space shortly after we published this work so I'm not currently up to date with the research in the area.

That said if you like this sort of work, you should keep an eye out for papers coming out from Tromer/Genkin et. al., they often present impressive results:

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/230

https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/806

https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/119

and stuff from the guys at NewAE is usually well written and worth the read (although they are a startup and probably less focused on papers these days):

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/1047

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/810

Other than that I'd suggest checking out what's published to CHES/Asiacrypt/CARDIS/COSADE.

Re: SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Post by godelmachine »

powerbutton65 wrote: post #4
godelmachine wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi, thanks for taking questions. Would you please tell which is the most recent/ latest work which is very similar to the work you have done in the parent post? Any projects/ research that you are keenly following, excited to see the results? Or anything in the past few years that caught your imagination? Thanks again :)

Unfortunately that is the one thing I can't really answer! I moved out of this space shortly after we published this work so I'm not currently up to date with the research in the area. That said if you like this sort of work, you should keep an eye out for papers coming out from Tromer/Genkin et. al., they often present impressive results: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/230 https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/806 https://epri…

Thanks for all the references:)

May I ask in which field do you work right now?

Re: SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Post by godelmachine »

powerbutton65 wrote: post #4
godelmachine wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi, thanks for taking questions. Would you please tell which is the most recent/ latest work which is very similar to the work you have done in the parent post? Any projects/ research that you are keenly following, excited to see the results? Or anything in the past few years that caught your imagination? Thanks again :)

Unfortunately that is the one thing I can't really answer! I moved out of this space shortly after we published this work so I'm not currently up to date with the research in the area. That said if you like this sort of work, you should keep an eye out for papers coming out from Tromer/Genkin et. al., they often present impressive results: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/230 https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/806 https://epri…

IoT goes Nuclear was covered in The Morning Paper by Adrian Colyer, methinks.

Re: SoC it to EM: EM side-channel attacks on a complex SoC [pdf]

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Post by powerbutton65 »

godelmachine wrote: post #5
powerbutton65 wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Unfortunately that is the one thing I can't really answer! I moved out of this space shortly after we published this work so I'm not currently up to date with the research in the area. That said if you like this sort of work, you should keep an eye out for papers coming out from Tromer/Genkin et. al., they often present impressive results: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/230 https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/806 https://epri…

Thanks for all the references:) May I ask in which field do you work right now?

No worries :)

I've moved to silicon design and verification so quite a stretch from my previous work!

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