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| Blinded Montgomery Powering Ladder Protected Against the Jacobi Symbol Attack
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Date: June 2012 |
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20-06-2012 |
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KEYWORDS: Modular Exponentiation, Cryptography, Jacobi Symbol, Montgomery ladder, Fault Attacks |
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| Many physical attack types (Timing attacks, Power consumption attacks, Fault attacks, etc.) have been developed against cryptosystems, and specifically against the modular exponentiation which is the core operation of many cryptosystems, in the recent years. Indeed there is a real necessity to eliminate the vulnerabilities of the cryptosystems, like CRT-RSA or the Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem, that make them susceptible to those attacks. In 2006 Boreale described a new type of physical attack which is based in the Jacobi symbol concept, and after that, Schmidt used the same concept as Boreale to break the security of the blinded Montgomery powering ladder. In this paper a countermeasure against the Schmidt\'s attack is presented in order to make the blinded Montgomery powering ladder resistant to the Jacobi symbol attack. |
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