swarmauri_evaluator_constanttime

by Jacob Stewart · indexed from pypi

Evaluator that detects timing side channels using fixed-vs-random test

Evaluator that detects timing side channels using a fixed-vs-random strategy. It times a callable with repeated fixed inputs and compares those timings against randomly generated inputs. Welch's t-test and Cliff's delta are used to decide whether the observed runtime differences are statistically significant. The evaluator reports a score of 1.0 for constant-time behaviour and 0.0 otherwise, together with rich metadata about the underlying measurements.

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