Publication: enisa-stl-2025-03 Space Threat Landscape
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Mapped SPARTA techniques
7 techniques
Power masking is the canonical control against partial-key inference from electromagnetic leakage that defines passive side-channel attacks.
Power masking is the canonical control against partial-key inference from electromagnetic leakage that defines passive side-channel exfiltration.
Power masking obfuscates the relationship between internal variables and observable power-consumption side channels.
Power masking is the named control against EM-leakage-based partial-key recovery — the EXF-0002.02 vector.
Power masking is the canonical control against partial-key inference from electromagnetic leakage at close range — exactly the proximity-collected emanations EXF-0005 measures.
Power masking directly defeats partial-key inference from electromagnetic leakage at close range, the core IA-0005.01 vector.
Power masking prevents partial-key inference from electromagnetic leakage, which is central to the proximity TEMPEST/EMSEC scenarios this technique exploits.