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Revision as of 11:49, 24 August 2016
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
Atmel XMEGA Hardware AES Attack
