Gate-level hardware trojan detection method based on graph Transformer
Graph neural networks can effectively learn and detect maliciously implanted hardware trojans (HT) in gate-level netlists. However, existing methods were usually trained on isomorphic and same-process circuits, which resulted in the generalization ...
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