Python Elliptic Curve cryptography Side-Channel Analysis toolkit.
For more info, see the
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. It is in an alpha stage of development and thus currently only provides basic trace processing capabilities (in the pyecsca.sca package) and ECC simulation in the pyecsca.ec package.
- Numpy
- Scipy
- matplotlib
- atpublic
- fastdtw
- asn1crypto
- Optionally:
pyecsca contains data from the Explicit-Formulas Database by Daniel J. Bernstein and Tanja Lange. The data was partially changed, to make working with it easier.
It also supports working with Riscure Inspector trace sets, which are of a proprietary format.
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