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A deep learning based side-channel attack on BIKE
Post-quantum cryptographic implementations are increasingly exposed to side-channel threats, making implementation-level security assessment an essential complement to algorithmic analysis. BIKE is a representative code-based key encapsulation mechanism, and its latest specification adopts the Black
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