Examining Smart-Card Security under the Threat of Power Analysis Attacks
IEEE Transactions on Computers
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In recent years, the applications of smart cards become wider and wider. Smart cards are used in various areas and play a vital role in many security systems. At the same time, the security issue of smart cards has been more and more important. Smart cards are vulnerable to several attack approaches such as power analysis attacks. In this paper, we propose four novel algorithms to defend against power analysis attacks via randomized execution of programs. The experimental results confirm that the new approaches can even the power distribution of applications in smart cards, which makes smart cards less susceptible to power analysis attacks. Our approaches are general and not limited to a certain application.