white-box cryptography
White-box cryptography refers to a security approach that aims to protect sensitive information by ensuring its encryption algorithms and keys remain secure even when the attacker has complete access to the internal workings of the system, including the software and hardware.
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Related Concepts (23)
- anti-reverse engineering techniques
- anti-reversing techniques
- code obfuscation
- cryptanalysis
- differential power analysis
- fault attacks
- hardware security
- homomorphic encryption
- implementation security
- key distribution protocols
- key management
- lightweight cryptography
- public-key cryptography
- random number generation
- reverse engineering
- reverse engineering countermeasures
- secure boot process
- secure enclaves (e.g., intel sgx)
- secure key storage
- secure multiparty computation (smc)
- side-channel attacks
- software security
- trusted platform modules (tpm)
Similar Concepts
- binary encryption
- black box testing
- black-box testing
- cryptographic algorithms
- cryptography
- cryptography and data encryption
- cryptography techniques
- encryption algorithm
- encryption algorithms
- encryption and obfuscation algorithms
- encryption techniques
- quantum cryptography
- symmetric key encryption
- white box testing
- white-box testing