sidechannelresistensvalidering
sidechannelresistensvalidering, often abbreviated as SCRV, refers to the process of verifying that a cryptographic implementation is resistant to side-channel attacks. Side-channel attacks exploit physical leakage from a device, such as power consumption, electromagnetic radiation, or timing variations, to infer secret information like cryptographic keys. SCRV aims to ensure that these implementations do not inadvertently reveal sensitive data through such channels.
The validation process typically involves a combination of theoretical analysis and practical testing. Theoretical analysis may
Successful SCRV demonstrates that an implementation has undergone rigorous scrutiny and is unlikely to be compromised