Journal of Cryptographic Engineering

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Cryptographic Engineering is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Utilizing layout effects for analog logic locking18
Scoring the predictions: a way to improve profiling side-channel attacks17
An efficient hardware accelerator for NTT-based polynomial multiplication using FPGA16
An end-to-end approach to identify and exploit multi-fault injection vulnerabilities on microcontrollers16
Remote side-channel analysis of the loop PUF using a TDC-based voltage sensor14
Uniform instruction set extensions for multiplications in contemporary and post-quantum cryptography14
Deep round key recovery attacks and countermeasure in persistent fault model: a case study on GIFT and KLEIN12
Programmable access-controlled and generic erasable PUF design and its applications11
Leaking secrets in homomorphic encryption with side-channel attacks10
A side-channel attack on a masked and shuffled software implementation of Saber9
A systematic study of data augmentation for protected AES implementations9
Side-channel analysis against ANSSI’s protected AES implementation on ARM: end-to-end attacks with multi-task learning8
Quantum random number generator on IBM QX8
Friendly primes for efficient modular arithmetic using the Polynomial Modular Number System8
MaskSIMD-lib: on the performance gap of a generic C optimized assembly and wide vector extensions for masked software with an Ascon-p test case7
Differential fault attack on SPN-based sponge and SIV-like AE schemes7
Fault attack on Enocoro stream cipher family7
Spoofing attacks against vehicular FMCW radar5
Photonic power firewalls5
Research and implementation of large-scale S-box for MK-3 algorithm based on polynomial basis: in FPGA5
Complete group law for genus 2 Jacobians on Jacobian coordinates5
Differential fault attacks on the lightweight authenticated encryption algorithm CLX-1285
Remote fault injection attack against cryptographic modules via intentional electromagnetic interference from an antenna5
Correction to: Subgroup membership testing on elliptic curves via the Tate pairing4
Spatial dependency analysis to extract information from side-channel mixtures: extended version4
Differential fault attack on AES-based encryption schemes: application to B5G/6G ciphers—Rocca, Rocca-S and AEGIS4
Extended version: enabling lattice-based post-quantum cryptography on the opentitan platform4
Subgroup membership testing on elliptic curves via the Tate pairing4
High-speed SABER key encapsulation mechanism in 65nm CMOS4
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