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| + | This is a landing page for a couple of different things. It shows some of the attacks and projects that are possible through side channel analysis, including some examples that have been done with the ChipWhisperer. | ||
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| + | == Tools == | ||
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| + | Note that ChipWhisperer isn't the only side-channel analysis project out there! You'd be a fool for not checking out these other great projects: | ||
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| + | * [https://github.com/SideChannelMarvels Side Channel Marvels] Includes a number of tools. This includes a higher-order CPA tool (which supports distributed use). The binary format used by the higher-order CPA tool can be exported from ChipWhisperer traces (see [[File Format]] page). | ||
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| + | * [http://opensca.sourceforge.net/ OpenSCA] is a MATLAB tool-box full of SCA goodies & examples. Again you can export ChipWhisperer traces to this format. | ||
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| + | * [http://dpacontest.org/ DPAContest] isn't strictly a project per-say, but it includes a lot of useful examples of attacks, capture tools, etc. Again a great resource. | ||
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| + | == General Embedded Attacks (Side-Channel & Others) == | ||
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[[IEEE 802.15.4 Radio Attacks]] | [[IEEE 802.15.4 Radio Attacks]] | ||
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| + | [[AES Bootloader Attack]] | ||
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| + | [[TI ChipCon SRAM Dump]] | ||
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| + | == Example Attacks with ChipWhisperer == | ||
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| + | These links aren't exactly tutorials - they're examples of what can be done using the ChipWhisperer. However, it should be possible to reproduce most of these results with the ChipWhisperer hardware given a bit of time and creativity. | ||
[[Atmel XMEGA Hardware AES Attack]] | [[Atmel XMEGA Hardware AES Attack]] | ||
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[[Atmel ATmega128RFA1 Hardware AES Attack]] | [[Atmel ATmega128RFA1 Hardware AES Attack]] | ||
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| + | [[Investigating Block Cipher Modes with DPA]] | ||
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| + | [[AES-CCM Attack]] | ||
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| + | == Other Project Ideas == | ||
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| + | These are examples that didn't get completed. They might make fun projects if you're looking for new ways to use your ChipWhisperer. | ||
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| + | [[Profiling Attacks with Neural Networks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:10, 1 May 2018
This is a landing page for a couple of different things. It shows some of the attacks and projects that are possible through side channel analysis, including some examples that have been done with the ChipWhisperer.
Contents
Tools
Note that ChipWhisperer isn't the only side-channel analysis project out there! You'd be a fool for not checking out these other great projects:
- Side Channel Marvels Includes a number of tools. This includes a higher-order CPA tool (which supports distributed use). The binary format used by the higher-order CPA tool can be exported from ChipWhisperer traces (see File Format page).
- OpenSCA is a MATLAB tool-box full of SCA goodies & examples. Again you can export ChipWhisperer traces to this format.
- DPAContest isn't strictly a project per-say, but it includes a lot of useful examples of attacks, capture tools, etc. Again a great resource.
General Embedded Attacks (Side-Channel & Others)
Example Attacks with ChipWhisperer
These links aren't exactly tutorials - they're examples of what can be done using the ChipWhisperer. However, it should be possible to reproduce most of these results with the ChipWhisperer hardware given a bit of time and creativity.
Atmel XMEGA Hardware AES Attack
Atmel ATmega128RFA1 Hardware AES Attack
Other Project Ideas
These are examples that didn't get completed. They might make fun projects if you're looking for new ways to use your ChipWhisperer.
