An Algebraic Attack on Ciphers with Low-Degree Round Functions: Application to Full MiMC

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Target Key Material Identification. Once the first pass of the analysis has computed the contents of the U matrices for all the instructions, we proceed to the identification of

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We use this tool to search for the best possible (in terms of the number of rounds) related-key differential characteristics in AES, byte-Camellia, Khazad, FOX, and Anubis.. We use

Through these experiments, we revealed some interesting aspects about the leakage of the studied selection functions with respect to CPA. In contradiction to intuitions based

I Threshold Search with Highway-Country road approach for analysing S IMON and S PECK. I Extend the Threshold Search technique for

A trust level is a useful method to identify the required hardware and software security protection mechanisms that a system must include to protect the data confiden-

In Chapter 2, I first detail all of the state-of-the-art solutions for masking schemes and some overview of the software choices we made throughout this thesis. In Chapter 3, I