rsa modular power circuit and rsa security encryption chip

Abstract

The invention relates to an RSA modular exponentiation circuit and an RSA security encryption chip. The RSA modular exponentiation circuit comprises a modular exponentiation controller, a modular multiplication controller and a pulse array, wherein the modular exponentiation controller can control the whole process of modular exponentiation, and the whole process of the modular exponentiation includes start of the modular multiplication controller and data input / output of the pulse array, the modular multiplication controller can control the pulse array to finish modular multiplication, the pulse array achieves the modular multiplication and outputs data to the modular exponentiation controller. The RSA modular exponentiation circuit and the RSA security encryption chip can effectively resist power consumption analysis attack and security error attack, and ensure safety of an inner secret key of the RSA security encryption chip.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an integrated circuit, in particular to an RSA security encryption chip. Background technique [0002] RSA security encryption chips are widely used in various fields of society, such as smart cards and bank password cards. Therefore, it is of great significance to protect the secret information in the chip. RSA public key encryption algorithm is a very famous and widely used public key system. The basis of the security of RSA is that the prime factors of large integers are difficult to solve. So far, no one has proposed an effective mathematical method to effectively solve this problem. At present, implementing side-channel attacks on security chips has become a common means of stealing keys in chips. Power consumption analysis is one of the side-channel attacks, which poses a great threat to security chips. [0003] Kocher et al. proposed a simple power analysis, which was later successfully used to attack the RSA algorit...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] It can be seen that the existing RSA security encryption chip may effectively steal the key due to the side-channel attack on the hardware, so that the security of the key is hidden.

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