Having spent 2016 researching through a huge range of document, presentation, test data and scripts etc., it was noted there had been nothing written as to what to look for and
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Investigating AKA - USIM MILENAGE Attack
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On tháng 1 18, 2017
In AKA, authentication and key agreement, cloning, cryptographic algorithm, differential power attack, DPA, hardware, MILENAGE, OPc, SCA, side-channel attack, SIM, USIM
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For the last two years Chapter 18, Smith et al have been studying AKA (authentication and key agreement). One candidate for AKA is MILENAGE which, in 2014 & published 2015, was hacked using DPA (a side channel attack).
Having spent 2016 researching through a huge range of document, presentation, test data and scripts etc., it was noted there had been nothing written as to what to look for and
Having spent 2016 researching through a huge range of document, presentation, test data and scripts etc., it was noted there had been nothing written as to what to look for and
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