Overview
This repository contains the source code to reproduce the experiments of the paper:
NB: This source code is CPU-specific.
Tested Setup
The code of this repo was fully tested on a bare-metal machine with an Intel i7-9700 CPU. The machine was a stock Dell machine, running Ubuntu 20.04. We do not guarantee that this code works in virtualized environments, on other CPUs, on custom machines, or with other operating systems. Running this code on other CPUs (e.g., see the paper for a table with the models we tested), will likely require changing some of the code.
Materials
This repository contains the following materials:
01-leakage-channel-workloads: contains the code that we used to test if the scaling of P-states leaks information about the current workload (Figure 1).02-leakage-channel-data: contains the code that we used to test if the scaling of P-states leaks information about the data being processed (Figure 2).03-leakage-model-hd: contains the code that we used to test the HD leakage model (Figures 4, 14).04-leakage-model-hw: contains the code that we used to test the HW leakage model (Figures 5-7, 15-17).05-leakage-model-hd_hw: contains the code that we used to test the additivity of HD and HW (Figure 8).06-circl: contains the code that we used to perform the SIKE attack on the circl library.07-pqcrypto: contains the code that we used to perform the SIKE attack on the pqcrypto-sidh library.08-kaslr: contains the code that we used to perform the timer-free KASLR break.09-cc: contains the code that we used to test a timer-free covert channel.