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It's not just the randomness requirement, but also the requirement that k (the "random" nonce) remains secret. Without a sufficiently constant-time implementati
by Retr0id 5y ago
It's not just the randomness requirement, but also the requirement that k (the "random" nonce) remains secret. Without a sufficiently constant-time implementation, you leak information about k through timing sidechannels - and with clever tricks like lattice reduction you can recover the key with surprisingly little information.
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