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The goal of hiding countermeasures is to make the power consumption of cryptographic devices independent of the performed operations and the processed values. However, in practice this goal can only be achieved to a certain degree, see Chapter 7. Attacks on protected devices are therefore still possible. In most cases though, these attacks require significantly more effort than attacks on unprotected devices.
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(2007). Attacks on Hiding. In: Power Analysis Attacks. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-38162-6_8
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