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Alice and Bob, our two heroes, realized that there may be more backdoors than they expected. And when designing a secure system, they certainly cannot ignore them. Principally, our purpose was not to propose new physical leakages of embedded systems, but rather we intended to provide a thorough survey of two of them, namely the power and the electromagnetic emanations. In this respect, we investigated.
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Peeters, E. (2013). General Conclusion and Possible Further Directions. In: Advanced DPA Theory and Practice. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6783-0_9
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