This is a three-day course for new Inspector users. This course covers subjects like; DPA analysis, DPA on DES, signal processing, module development and countermeasures. The objective of the training is to provide Inspector users with the necessary experience to perform power analysis using Inspector. Although the training refreshes the necessary theoretical knowledge of side channel analysis, it focuses on hands-on experience with the Inspector tool. A significant number of practical exercises are included in the training. Each trainee will experience retrieving a secret key from a smart card.

This one day course covers the more advanced topic of performing EM analysis with Inspector and the EM Probe Station. A prerequisite of this course is that the trainee has some experience with Inspector by having attended the “Inspector SCA” course. The course covers the difference of EM analysis compared to power analysis, signal processing specific to EM and DEMA on a real card implementation. The objective of this training is to provide Inspector users with the necessary experience to perform EM analysis using Inspector.

This course is one day, covering the EM material mentioned in the previous paragraph plus added material about the MP300 TCL1/2. Next to learning to perform EM analysis the trainees will also learn to perform EM analysis on contactless cards with the specific signal processing that is needed. This training can be combined with EMA testing at no additional cost or days.

Inspector and the VC Glitcher are used to glitch power and clock signals. Topics include glitching a PIN verification, Differential Fault Analysis and multi-glitching. This training is given to people without previous experience with Inspector, who only want to learn Fault Injection and to experienced Inspector SCA users extending their toolset. In the first case the course is two days, in the latter it is one day.

The Diode Laser Station course involves one day of training in addition to the FI base training. This provides the trainees experience with optical fault injection. With Inspector, the VC Glitcher and the Diode Laser station the trainees will inject faults on real DES implementations and PIN verifications. The icWaves is used during these exercises and teaches the trainees how to use this device for improved triggering. Experience with Inspector FI, the course in the previous paragraph, is a prerequisite for following this course.

icWaves may also be used in combination with other SCA or FI training courses. The training will provide the basics about waveform based triggering. The user will learn to configure and use the icWaves from Inspector. Depending on the training course, this training will focus on the type of analysis and target of evaluation.

The Diode Laser Station course involves one day of training in addition to the FI base training. This provides the trainees experience with optical fault injection. With Inspector, the VC Glitcher and the Diode Laser station the trainees will inject faults on real DES implementations and PIN verifications. The icWaves is used during these exercises and teaches the trainees how to use this device for improved triggering. Experience with Inspector FI, the course in the previous paragraph, is a prerequisite for following this course.

On request we are able to provide a training or consultancy services cut to size and fitting your exact needs.