Python Elliptic Curve cryptography Side-Channel Analysis toolkit.
For more info, see the .
Functionality
pyecsca aims to fill a gap in SCA tooling for Elliptic Curve Cryptography, it focuses on
black-box implementations of ECC and presents a way to extract implementation information
about a black-box implementation of ECC through side-channels. The main goal of pyecsca
is to be able to reverse engineer the curve model, coordinate system, addition formulas, scalar
multiplier and even finite-field implementation details.
It currently provides:
pyecsca consists of three packages:
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018-2024 Jan Jancar
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Thanks alot to contributors: Tomas Jusko, Andrej Batora, Vojtech Suchanek and
to ChipWhisperer/NewAE.
Development was supported by the Masaryk University grant MUNI/C/1701/2018.