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Smart cards, secure elements, and similar security-critical devices are designed to protect sensitive assets against both logical and physical attacks. Evaluating the effectiveness of these protections often requires the ability to inject precise and repeatable faults during security-critical operations. Smart Card Security Testing enables security engineers to assess device resilience against fault injection attacks, validate implemented countermeasures, and identify vulnerabilities before products reach the market.
Combine fault injection hardware, triggering, automation, and analysis within a unified testing environment.
Product type
Smartcard voltage and clock glitcher
Input voltage range
-7.4 V to +4.2 V
Maximum voltage
8.5 V
Technology
Device Security
Using ultrafast FPGA technology, the DS1160A Smartcard Voltage and Clock Glitcher can generate 2 ns faults with fully programmable hardware.
Using ultrafast FPGA technology, the DS1160A Smartcard Voltage and Clock Glitcher can generate 2 ns faults with fully programmable hardware.
DS1160A
Using ultrafast FPGA technology, the DS1160A Smartcard Voltage and Clock Glitcher can generate 2 ns faults with fully programmable hardware.
Using ultrafast FPGA technology, the DS1160A Smartcard Voltage and Clock Glitcher can generate 2 ns faults with fully programmable pattern and control logic. The DS1160A has integrated circuitry for performing voltage and clock glitching and an output channel for controlling optical pulses on the DS1101A Fault Injection Laser System.
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Smart card security testing evaluates whether a smart card, secure element, or similar security-critical device can resist physical attacks such as fault injection and side-channel analysis. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities, validate security countermeasures, and improve device resilience before deployment.
Smart cards often store sensitive assets such as cryptographic keys, payment credentials, identity data, and authentication secrets. Because they protect high-value information, they are frequently evaluated against fault injection attacks designed to bypass security mechanisms or alter device behavior.
Fault injection deliberately introduces abnormal conditions into a smart card during operation. By disturbing power, clock signals, or other device parameters at precise moments, security engineers can investigate how the device responds and determine whether vulnerabilities can be exploited.
Many smart card operations occur extremely quickly. Nanosecond-level timing control allows evaluators to precisely target specific instructions, cryptographic calculations, or security checks, improving attack effectiveness and repeatability.
Yes. The DS1160A integrates with Inspector software to support automation, parameter exploration, campaign management, result analysis, and repeatable fault injection workflows.