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Non-Profiled Side-Channel Attack Based on Deep Learning Using Picture Trace
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Abstract
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Over the years, deep learning algorithms have advanced a lot and any innovation in the algorithms are demonstrated and benchmarked for image classification. Several other field including side-channel analysis (SCA) have recently adopted deep learning with great success. In SCA, the deep learning algorithms are typically working with 1-dimensional (1-D) data. In this work, we propose a unique method to improve deep learning based side-channel analysis by converting the measurements from raw-trace of 1-dimension data based on float or byte data into picture-formatted trace that has information based on the data position. We demonstrate why Picturization is more suitable for deep learning and compare how input and hidden layers interact for each raw (1-D) and picture form. As one potential application, we use a Binarized Neural Network (BNN) learning method that relies on a BNN's natural properties to improve variables. In addition, we propose a novel criterion for attack success or failure based on statistical confidence level rather than determination of a correct key using a ranking system.
Keywords:
Deep learning
Training
Side-channel attacks
Neurons
Entropy
Analytical models
Open area test sites
Binarized neural network
deep learning
multi-layer perceptron
non-profiled side-channel attack
Journal
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9.8W
Citations:
29.4W

