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Side Channel Attack on Digital Door Lock with Vibration Signal Analysis: Longer Password does not Guarantee Higher Security Level
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- Authors
- Youngmok Ha, Soo-Hee Jang, Kwang-Won Kim, Ji Won Yoon
- Issue Date
- 2017-11
- Citation
- International Conference on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems (MFI) 2017, pp.103-110
- Language
- English
- Type
- Conference Paper
- Project Code
- 17JS1400, The Development of Open SW Framework Technology for Mission Computer of Unmanned Vehicle, Song Moon Sub
- Abstract
- Digital door lock system is a widely used physical security system. It restricts unauthorized accesses and protects assets or private spaces. However, once its password has been exposed to unauthorized people, it becomes useless. In this paper, we propose a novel side channel attack model, which enables a cracking of a digital door lock password. We noted that when people press the key-lock button, irrespective of how careful they are, the generated vibrations differ with the location of the button pressed. Our model uses and analyzes the natural phenomenon of vibration to infer passwords. Under our attack, the ease of password inference depends on the number of distinguishable buttons rather than password length. The results of our experiments contradict the commonly held security principle that a longer password guarantees a higher level of security.
- KSP Keywords
- Higher Level of Security, Password inference, Password length, Physical security, Security level, Side Channel Attacks, attack model, door lock, natural phenomenon, security system, vibration signal analysis