Analyzed Frame Data
ConceptAnalyzed Frame Data (AFD) is a custom binary output format introduced by the TVLA Analyzer toolchain to record per-frame side-channel assessment traces for convenient visual inspection during design-time evaluation.
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Analyzed Frame Data (AFD) is a custom binary file format used to store output traces produced during side-channel assessment (SCA) of hardware designs. It is part of the data pipeline of the framework described in Towards Efficient and Automated Side Channel Evaluations at Design Time by Sijičić et al. [b0e095bd].
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1 connectionsThe TVLA Analyzer writes output to Analyzed Frame Data files.
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[1] The output trace from context evaluation is written to an Analyzed Frame Data (AFD) file, a custom binary for convenient visual inspection. Towards Efficient and Automated Side Channel Evaluations at Design Time
[2] Writing the output trace to the AFD file is mandatory after the final frame and can optionally be done periodically to observe the evolution of the SCA assessment. Towards Efficient and Automated Side Channel Evaluations at Design Time