Constant-Time Crypto¶
Pornin, T. Constant-Time Crypto.
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Mechanisms¶
- Secret-Independent Resource Scheduling
- Constant-time programming is the discipline of removing secret-dependent timing, and its cardinal rule is that the property must be measured, not assumed, because the toolchain can undo it beneath you.
This sourceBearSSL (n.d.). BearSSL defines constant-time implementations as code whose execution time is not correlated with secrets and warns that compiler optimization can turn source-level precautions into variable-time machine code.
- Constant-time programming is the discipline of removing secret-dependent timing, and its cardinal rule is that the property must be measured, not assumed, because the toolchain can undo it beneath you.
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