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extension_routes
JSON Object (similar to probe_placement)
By default, PROLEAD allows full probe-extension without any interruption.
/* Default configuration (not given in the settings file) */
"side_channel_analysis": {
"extension_routes": {
"include": {
"signals": ".*",
"paths": ".*"
},
"exclude": {
"signals": "(?!)",
"paths": "(?!)"
}
}
}
}
Limit the propagation of probes through combiantional logic, enabling you to recisely locate leakages. This configuration relies on include
and exclude
settings, which use regular expressions (regex) to specify the wires of interest.
- If the
include
setting is defined first, a probe can be extended to all wires matching theinclude
regex, provided they do not match the subsequentexclude
regex. - Similarly, if the
exclude
setting is defined first, a probe can be extended to all wires matching theexclude
regex, unless they match the followinginclude
regex.
If a probe cannot be extended to another wire the probe-extension stops with a probe on the current wire.
Additionally, both include
and exclude
settings consist of two regex patterns, defined through the signals
and paths
options:
- If a wire matches the
signals
regex, only the extension through that specific wire is allowed or forbidden. - If a wire matches the
paths
regex, the extension through the wire is allowed or forbidden along with all wires that can be reached through a glitch extension starting from that wire.
For a comprehensive security evaluation, we recommend using the default settings. However, if the focus is on specific wires, this configuration significantly reduces both runtime and memory usage.
"side_channel_analysis": {
"probe_placement":
{
"include": {
"signals": "(?!)",
"paths": "(?!)"
},
"exclude": {
"signals": ".*",
"paths": ".*"
}
}
}
In this example, probe extension is completely prohibited. Therefore, PROLEAD will attempt to extend probes from their initial placement locations. However, since extensions to any wire are disallowed, the probes will remain at their original positions. This setup corresponds to an evaluation based on the d-probing model.
- For guidance on adjusting the positions where probes can be placed by an adversary, see probe_placement.
- To learn how to exclude specific probes from a probing set during evaluation, see observed_extensions.