Laser fault injection (LFI) refers to a precise attack that introduces specific errors into an
operating device. In response to the increasing prevalence of such attacks, recent studies …

Fault injection attacks have been widely investigated in both academia and industry during
the past decade. In this attack approach, the adversary intentionally induces computational …

As a typical semi-invasive attack against cryptographic primitives, laser fault injection (LFI)
has emerged as a serious threat for security ICs. However, very few countermeasures …

Fault Injection Attacks (FIA) have received a lot of attention in recent years. An adversary
launches such an attack to abusively take control over the system or to leak sensitive data …

FPGAs have emerged as a popular platform for security sensitive applications. As a practical
attack methodology, laser based fault analyses have drawn much attention in the past years …

Laser Fault Injection Attacks (LFIA) are a major concern in physical security of electronic
circuits as they allow an attacker to inject a fault with a very high spatial accuracy. They are …

Abstract Fault Injection Attacks (FIAs) have become a critical threat towards prevailing
security embedded systems. FIA typically exploits the maliciously induced faults in security …

Laser-based fault injection (LFI) is considered as one of the most powerful tools for active
attacks against integrated circuits. However, only few empirical results are published for LFI …

Computing systems' hardware implementation is vulnerable to physical attacks. One of the
most powerful tools in the arsenal of physical attacks is laser fault injection (LFI), which can …

Laser fault injection has been proved to be a useful tool for attacks on integrated circuits.
Transistors hit by a pulse of photons causes them to conduct transiently, thereby introducing …