Safety and security have traditionally been distinct problems in engineering and computer
science. The introduction of computing elements to create cyber-physical systems (CPSs) …

Contemporary hardware design shares many similarities with software development. The
injection of malicious functionality (Trojans) in FPGA designs is a realistic threat. Established …

The insertion of malicious alterations to a circuit, referred to as Hardware Trojan Horses
(HTH), is a threat considered more and more seriously in the last years. Several methods …

Hardware Trojan horses are a realistic threat for both ASIC and FPGA systems. Ring
Oscillators (ROs) can be used to detect the presence of malicious hardware functionality …

The detection of malicious hardware logic (hardware Trojan) requires test patterns that
succeed in exciting the malicious logic part. Testing of all possible input patterns is often …

This paper introduces an efficient technique for the detection of malicious hardware, based
on thermal sensors. Each sensor consists of a Ring Oscillator with three inverters, a control …

Hardware Trojan (HT) detection in the wild is a challenging endeavor since the inspector
cannot have access to “golden chips” or special and trusted test measurements in order to …

The cryptographic chip is widely used in government, military, finance, business and other
fields, so the requirement of security is very high. The globalization of the integrated circuit …

In this paper an FPGA Hardware Trojan (HT) detection approach based on multiple
parameter analysis is proposed. In this direction, we apply a logic testing method, a run-time …

Hardware Trojan horses is a realistic threat in the modern IC supply chain. Once the
associate risk is considered, appropriate defense mechanisms must be designed and …