constant-time-testing
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# Constant-Time Testing Timing attacks exploit variations in execution time to extract secret information from cryptographic implementations. Unlike cryptanalysis that targets theoretical weaknesses, timing attacks leverage implementation flaws - and they can affect any cryptographic code. ## Background Timing attacks were introduced by [Kocher](https://paulkocher.com/doc/TimingAttacks.pdf) in 1996. Since then, researchers have demonstrated practical attacks on RSA ([Schindler](https://link.springer.com/con
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