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Efficient masking of ARX-based block ciphers using carry-save addition on Boolean shares

Dinu et al., 2017

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16433434526907284320
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Dinu D
Großschädl J
Le Corre Y
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International Conference on Information Security

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Masking is a widely-used technique to protect block ciphers and other symmetric cryptosystems against Differential Power Analysis (DPA) attacks. Applying masking to a cipher that involves both arithmetic and Boolean operations requires a conversion between …
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