Abstract—Cracking smartcards has always been a prized hobby, for the academic glory, for fun (ha, breaking the self-claimed unbreakable...) and for profit (ask the organized crime). State-of-the-art techniques include laser blasts that inject various transient or permanent faults in a program execution, potentially making the smartcard do whatever the attacker wants. After a brief recap of the attack tools and their effects, this article describes how the programmer can protect his/her code using software techniques ranging from cookbook recipes to tool chain automation and how (s)he can evaluate the robustness of his/her code by means of fault injection simulators. I
International audienceRecently, researchers published several attacks on smart cards. Among these,so...
This paper presents a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection attac...
Part 1: Smart Cards System SecurityInternational audienceThe ability of Java Cards to withstand atta...
Cracking smartcards has always been a prized hobby, for the academic gloryfor fun (ha, breaking the ...
The software quality relies, among others, on security. In the smartcards domain assumed throughout ...
We present a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection attacks by mea...
Part 4: Smart Cards Security (Short Papers)International audienceSmart cards are the safer device to...
poster abstractToday’s software engineers are faced with the problem of building secure systems from...
. We suggest several methods that may allow one to completely break cryptosystems implemented in a p...
Twenty years ago, the semiconductor industry was in-vesting millions dollars to build tools to inves...
Abstract. We present a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection atta...
International audienceSmart cards have been considered for a long time as a secure container for sto...
The online distribution of software is an appealing feature for companies as costs are dramatically ...
International audienceSmart card are often the target of software or hardware attacks. The most rece...
International audienceSmartcard implementations are prone to perturbation attacks that consist in ch...
International audienceRecently, researchers published several attacks on smart cards. Among these,so...
This paper presents a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection attac...
Part 1: Smart Cards System SecurityInternational audienceThe ability of Java Cards to withstand atta...
Cracking smartcards has always been a prized hobby, for the academic gloryfor fun (ha, breaking the ...
The software quality relies, among others, on security. In the smartcards domain assumed throughout ...
We present a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection attacks by mea...
Part 4: Smart Cards Security (Short Papers)International audienceSmart cards are the safer device to...
poster abstractToday’s software engineers are faced with the problem of building secure systems from...
. We suggest several methods that may allow one to completely break cryptosystems implemented in a p...
Twenty years ago, the semiconductor industry was in-vesting millions dollars to build tools to inves...
Abstract. We present a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection atta...
International audienceSmart cards have been considered for a long time as a secure container for sto...
The online distribution of software is an appealing feature for companies as costs are dramatically ...
International audienceSmart card are often the target of software or hardware attacks. The most rece...
International audienceSmartcard implementations are prone to perturbation attacks that consist in ch...
International audienceRecently, researchers published several attacks on smart cards. Among these,so...
This paper presents a feasibility study to protect smart card software against fault-injection attac...
Part 1: Smart Cards System SecurityInternational audienceThe ability of Java Cards to withstand atta...