Research on next-generation security solutions that analyze physical side effects
to detect and defend vulnerabilities in cryptographic systems
An attack technique that extracts secret information by analyzing physical side effects such as power consumption, electromagnetic radiation, and processing time
Utilizing three deep learning models—MLP, CNN1D, and LSTM—to detect and classify side channel attacks
Developing real-time detection-based defense strategies and hardware-based security solutions
Visually analyzing power consumption patterns during computation through simple power analysis
Using statistical techniques to analyze differences in power consumption and compare with predicted results
Constructing a probabilistic model from a pre-collected device for comparative analysis
Successfully classified side channel attack patterns with over 90% accuracy using deep learning techniques.
Despite its relatively simple structure, MLP achieved the best classification performance (99.4%).
MLP was also confirmed to be the most efficient in terms of training time and memory usage.