Abstract: "This paper presents a new side channel that affects mixed-signal chips used in widespread wireless communication protocols, such as Bluetooth and WiFi. This increasingly common type of chip includes the radio transceiver along with digital logic on the same
integrated circuit. In such sy...
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Abstract: "This paper presents a new side channel that affects mixed-signal chips used in widespread wireless communication protocols, such as Bluetooth and WiFi. This increasingly common type of chip includes the radio transceiver along with digital logic on the same
integrated circuit. In such sy...
Also a new paper demonstrating this: https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/627 (which sadly doesn't cite the ML post)
Authors claim to eliminate the side channels with a low-overhead technique that works across many languages. Their experiments apply it to C, C++, and Java programs.
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