Article | REF: E1345 V1

Electromagnetic spying – TEMPEST Risks, analysis, validation and standards

Authors: Alain ALCARAS, Jean-François GAENG

Publication date: February 10, 2024

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4. Theoretical analysis and TEMPEST study – System and equipment

In this paragraph, the term "product" may apply to an item of equipment, a subsystem or a system.

4.1 Study data – Product characterization

In terms of risk analysis, product input data for TEMPEST risk analysis can be identified and characterized according to 3 families of risk data:

  • the "victims" of the risk: compromising information to be protected and processed or crossed by the product in the form of red signals (SR);

  • the "sources" of the risk: these are the leaks of compromising interference signals (CPS) at the leak accesses where these CPS can be captured or qualified;

  • the "leakage paths" between victims and sources of risk; this covers...

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