Re: Tiny table AES implementation
- From: "karl malbrain" <malbrain@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Apr 2006 16:24:42 -0700
tomstde...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
karl malbrain wrote:
I've posted a new tiny table (512 bytes encrypt, 1280 bytes decrypt)
AES implementation in C that is immune to the DJB timing attack:
www.geocities.com/malbrain/aestable_c.html
The improved timing is 105 cycles/byte encryption, 147 decryption.
I applied the DJB attack against LTC. It works. I then enabled
LTC_SMALL_CODE and it doesn't work.
Are you sure it's not working?
Yesterday I posted a small table (1K bytes) version that shifts and
discovered that it was still leaking 3 or 4 bits per byte. E.g. the
output for one of the 1024 rows is:
26 46 36 16 27 17 06 d7 b6
which is a leakage of 3 bits per byte.
karl m
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