Webinar: Securing Post-Quantum Implementations Against Physical Attacks

Description

We’ll dive into one of the most pressing questions in the community:

Are physical attacks practical against post-quantum schemes in the real world? If yes, how to harden the code or the hardware?

We’ll explore:

How can cryptographic algorithms and their implementations be targeted by physical attacks?

Leveraging a novel attack surface and increased complexity of post-quantum schemes for side-channel and fault injection attacks.

A dive into ML-KEM (formerly known as CRYSTALS-Kyber), the first NIST-selected key encapsulation mechanism.

A concrete example: how a CPA attack on NTT-based multiplication reveals secrets using simulated traces.

First steps toward protection: how to shield NTT operations from side-channel leakage.

We’ll wrap up by showing why hardening and validation must go hand-in-hand when deploying post-quantum cryptography in real devices.

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