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| Test | Methodology | Result | |------|-------------|--------| | | 10⁶ encrypt/decrypt operations, statistical analysis of timing traces. | p‑value = 0.82 (no detectable leakage). | | Cache‑Line Attacks | Flush+Reload on Montgomery multiplication. | No distinguishable patterns across 10⁵ runs. | | Power Analysis (CPA) | High‑resolution power traces on a RISC‑V board. | Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio < 0.1 dB, key recovery infeasible. | | Lattice Attack Simulation | Simulated BKZ‑14 on partially corrupted modulus (1 % bits flipped). | Recovered key success rate = 0 % (≥ 2⁻⁸⁰). | | Quantum Security Estimate | NIST‑PQCRYPTO Level‑2 projection (Shor’s algorithm). | Effective security ≈ 128‑bit classical; mitigation via post‑quantum fallback (e.g., Kyber‑1024). |