Timing attack against AES

[Jean-David Beyer]

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Aside from the necessity to compromise the machine running gpg to get the
timing data for this attack,
just how much data can a timing attack retrieve from a multiprogramming
system, such as UNIX, Linux, etc., anyway, since all the other processes
running at the same time, which could include web servers, file servers,
database servers, name servers, mail servers, etc., would really add a lot
of noise to the data obtained?

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