A compressive sensing algorithm for hardware trojan detection
, 2019 Traditionally many fabless companies outsource the fabrication of IC design to the foundries, which may not be trusted always. In order to ensure trusted IC’s it is more significant to develop an efficient technique that detects the presence of hardware ...
m, priyatharishini +3 more
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A Workbench for Hybrid Gate-Level Hardware Trojan Detection
, 2019 Nowadays, a SoC chip has complex functions and huge circuits. Therefore, designers usually integrate several 3rd IPs and their own design IP into system chips to accelerate overall system development time.
Pai, Fu-Wei
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Granularity and detection capability of an adaptive embedded Hardware Trojan detection system
, 2016 International audienceWith the outsourcing of the integrated circuit (IC) manufacturing, embedded systems faces threats as Hardware Trojan. This paper presents a characterization of a Hardware Trojan detection method introduced in a former work.
Fournier, Jacques Jean-Alain +5 more
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A Hardware Trojan Detection Method Based on Structural Features of Trojan and Host Circuits
IEEE Access, 2019 Modern IC designs often involve outsourced IP cores. It is convinced that there are opportunities in which the IP cores contain malicious logic, namely hardware Trojan (HT), which raises serious concerns about the trustworthiness of ICs used in mission ...
Qiang Liu, Pengyong Zhao, Fuqiang Chen
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Trojan playground: a reinforcement learning framework for hardware Trojan insertion and detection
The Journal of SupercomputingCurrent Hardware Trojan (HT) detection techniques are mostly developed based on a limited set of HT benchmarks. Existing HT benchmark circuits are generated with multiple shortcomings, i.e., i) they are heavily biased by the designers' mindset when created, and ii) they are created through a one-dimensional lens, mainly the signal activity of nets.
Amin Sarihi +3 more
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Register-transfer-level features for machine-learning-based hardware trojan detection
, 2020 Register-transfer-level (RTL) information is hardly available for hardware Trojan detection. In this paper, four RTL Trojan features related to branching statement are proposed. The Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevance (mRMR) feature selection is applied
Inoue, Michiko +5 more
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Implementing hardware Trojans: Experiences from a hardware Trojan challenge
, 2011 —Hardware Trojans have become a growing concern in the design of secure integrated circuits. In this work, we present a set of novel hardware Trojans aimed at evading detection methods, designed as part of the CSAW Embedded System Challenge 2010.
Ashwin Lakshminarasimhan +5 more
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Hardware Trojan Detection in Open-Source Hardware Designs Using Machine Learning
IEEE AccessThe globalization of the hardware supply chain reduces costs but increases security challenges with the potential insertion of hardware trojans by third parties.
Victor Takashi Hayashi +1 more
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PRISTINE: An Emulation Platform for PCB-Level Hardware Trojans
IEEE AccessPrinted circuit Boards (PCBs) are becoming increasingly vulnerable to malicious design alteration, also known as Trojan attacks, due to a distributed business model that often involves various untrusted parties.
Junjun Huan +3 more
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Hardware Trojan detection based on the side-channel signal analysis
, 2014 With the globalization of integrated circuit design and fabrication process, the main concerned issue is that a malicious logic component which can be intentionally embedded into circuit during the manufacturing and fabrication processes.
Lee, Liang Yuan
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