Viet Sang Nguyen

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    Override behavior of a C function with LD_PRELOAD

    This post explains how to use LD_PRELOAD to customize or change the behavior of a library function. I use this trick to force the pseudo-random number generator (PRNG) to return a fixed number (cut off the PRNG) in order to perform some attacks on white-box implementations of ECDSA in the WhibOx contest.

    Field multiplication in AES implementation - xtime

    This post explains how to implement the field multiplication taking place in the computation of MixColumns. I used to implement it in an ugly way when I was a student :)

    DFA - Differential Fault Attack on AES

    This post explains the main idea of the Differential Fault Attack on AES with faults injected before the MixColumns in the 9-th round. For the original paper, we refer to [Piret and Quisquater, CHES 2003].

    Multiplying two 32-bit numbers without using 64-bit variable

    In this post, we figure out how to multiplying two 32-bit positive numbers by only using 32-bit variables.

    SIFA on Masked Computation

    This post explains how to use SIFA to attack AES implementations protected with both masking and detection-based fault countermeasures. The nice idea of this attack was presented in the paper [Dobraunig et al., ASIACRYPT 2018] that I enjoyed reading very much.

    SIFA - Statistical Ineffective Fault Attacks

    This post presents the main idea of the Statistical Ineffective Fault Attack (SIFA) in [Dobraunig et al., CHES 2018]. SIFA is applicable in a very broad range of cipher implementations, even in the presence of countermeasures.

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