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Faults, Injection Methods, and Fault Attacks
IEEE Design & Test of Computers, 2007An active attacker can induce errors during the computation of the cryptographic algorithm and exploit the faulty results to extract information about the secret key in embedded systems. We call this kind of attack a fault attack. Fault attacks can break an unprotected system more quickly than any other kind of side-channel attack such as simple power ...
Chong Hee Kim, Jean-Jacques Quisquater
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Fault simulation of multiple faults in PLAs
[1991] Proceedings, Advanced Computer Technology, Reliable Systems and Applications, 2002A novel approach is presented to the problem of the simulation of multiple crosspoint faults in PLAs (programmable logic arrays). An efficient algorithm is presented that makes use of concepts derived from the critical path method. To reduce memory allocation, the technique makes use of the minimal information set needed for exact analysis.
AMBANELLI M. +4 more
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Fault modeling and fault equivalence in CMOS technology
Journal of Electronic Testing, 1991The need for greater reliability in the fault coverage of test sequences for VLSI circuits has led to the proposal for more accurate fault models and test pattern generation tools. Such improvements bring about a large increase in the fault list to be considered and in the CPU time needed to generate the test.
Marie-Lise Flottes +2 more
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Generic Fault Modelling for Fault Injection
2011Fault injection is a widely used experimental dependability validation method, with a vast amount of techniques and tools. Within the scope of MOGENTES, an EU 7th framework programme project, tools have been developed which implements three different fault injection techniques; hardware-implemented fault injection, software-implemented fault injection ...
Rickard Svenningsson +3 more
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Fault simulation of unconventional faults in CMOS circuits
IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 1991The authors present a novel technique to study the detection of non-stuck-at faults in CMOS circuits. Gate-level models of CMOS faults not yet adequately covered in the literature are developed. Suitable models for transistor stuck-open and stuck-on, gate-drain shorts, and bridgings are implemented in a fault simulator.
Michele Favalli +3 more
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From Fault-Tree To Fault-Identification
IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 1983Summary: A practical way is given of identifying actual faults, by using a fault tree's complete system of minimal cutsets. For instance, for a fault tree where 20 cutsets are considered with 30 possible primal events, any of them can be found in at most three steps by the proposed FID-algorithm.
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Science, 2010
The seismogenic behavior of subduction faults depends on the structural evolution of the fault zone.
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The seismogenic behavior of subduction faults depends on the structural evolution of the fault zone.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1973
In the Hippocratic writings, one reads: "...[the physician] should keep aware of the fact that patients often lie when they state that they have taken certain medicines." Obviously "noncompliance" or "drug defaulting" is nothing new. Why, then, are most doctors so insensitive to the possibility that their patients often do not follow directions? Cynics
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In the Hippocratic writings, one reads: "...[the physician] should keep aware of the fact that patients often lie when they state that they have taken certain medicines." Obviously "noncompliance" or "drug defaulting" is nothing new. Why, then, are most doctors so insensitive to the possibility that their patients often do not follow directions? Cynics
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FAULT PROBLEMS IN FAULT PLANES
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1947Fault problems are treated by sections in fault planes. Methods are given for deriving from strike and dip of fault and strike and dip of faulted planar elements, such as beds, veins, and dikes, the angles required for drawing in the fault plane. Methods are given for converting field observations on plunge and direction of plunge of linear elements on
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