Fault injection attacks are considered as powerful techniques to successfully attack
embedded cryptographic implementations since various fault injection mechanisms from …

Electromagnetic Fault Injection (EMFI) has been demonstrated to be useful for both
academic and industrial research. Due to the dangerous voltages involved, most work is …

Flip-chip BGA (ball grid array) implementation offers advantages such as shorter signal
wires and a smaller footprint compared to conventional wire-bonding face-up packaging …

We investigate the susceptibility of the Texas Instruments SimpleLink platform
microcontrollers to non-invasive physical attacks. We extracted the ROM bootloader of these …

Abstract Body Biasing Injection (BBI), compared to other injection techniques, is quite recent.
It consists in applying a voltage pulse onto the backside surface of an integrated circuit with …

Body Biasing Injection (BBI) is one of the most recent fault injection techniques. It consists of
applying voltage pulses onto the substrate of integrated circuits (ICs) using a sharp needle …

Espressif introduced the ESP32 V3, a low-cost System-on-Chip (SoC) with wireless
connectivity, as a response to earlier hardware revisions that were susceptible to Fault …

Body Biasing Injection (BBI) is a fault injection method involving applying a voltage pulse
onto the backside substrate of integrated circuits using a conductive needle. Some studies …

In our contemporary life, digital infrastructure plays a crucial role and it is almost impossible
to imagine a modern world without the advantages provided by highly advanced technology …

In recent years, the open RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) has seen increasing
adoption in the industry. However, as RISC-V grows in popularity, it also becomes a greater …