Project leader

LIRMM

Partners

STMicroelectronics, ENSMSE, TIMA INP Grenoble, Université St Etienne (LaHC), CEA LETI (CMP)

Funders

ANR,

EMAISeCi 2010

Electromagnetic analysis and injection on secure circuits.


The EMAISeCi project is dedicated to the study of vulnerabilities appearing at the hardware level during the physical implementation of cryptographic algorithms.

Two families of attacks will be studied:

– attacks by / hidden channels / exploiting the correlation between the manipulated data and the electromagnetic radiation of the component (EMA) to recover the encryption keys,

– Faults / Differential Analysis (DFA) attacks exploiting the information leak caused during a faulty operation of the circuit caused by the injection of a fault.

The innovative nature of this project lies in the exploration of new methods of exploitation of the EM measurements carried out in view of an EMA attack and in the use of the EM medium to make the injection of faults in a circuit, this last point having been little treated so far.

This project must allow a better understanding of the physical phenomena involved and their experimental application. Its purpose is to propose new principles for the safe evaluation of circuits against these attacks and to validate adapted countermeasures.

Project leader

LIRMM

Partners

STMicroelectronics, ENSMSE, TIMA INP Grenoble, Université St Etienne (LaHC), CEA LETI (CMP)

Funders

ANR,
Themes Markets R&D Investment Duration Funding Year
Security and Digital Identities
Microelectronics
-- 1445 K€ 36 months 2010
Themes
Security and Digital Identities
Microelectronics
Markets
--
R&D Investment
1445 K€
Duration
36 months
Funding Year
2010

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