dude, is my code constant time?
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Fuzzer to automatically find side-channel (timing) vulnerabilities
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Testing the Rust crypto library orion with dudect-bencher
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Timing side-channel analysis of leaky and constant-time STM32 quantum-control firmware using DWT cycle timing, Saleae PA0 pulse widths, TVLA/dudect-style Welch t-tests, effect size, mutual information, and attack success metrics.
stm32 constant-time timing-attacks saleae quantum-control embedded-security dudect firmware-security side-channel-analysis welch-t-test leakage-detection tvla
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KK: A novel cryptographic primitive. One permutation. Everything from scratch
rust mac cryptography encryption aead hash simd fuzzing constant-time zero-dependency kdf decryption avx512 no-std arx key-agreement dudect rachet forward-security temporal-cryptography
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