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Defeating hardware spyware in third party IPs

Al-Anwar et al., 2013

Document ID: 10028822550603136555
Author: Al-Anwar A; Alkabani Y; El-Kharashi M; Bedour H
Publication year: 2013
Publication venue: 2013 Saudi International Electronics, Communications and Photonics Conference

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Hardware spyware detection is a very critical topic, especially as untrusted third parties contribute in designing and/or manufacturing. Comparing a suspected design with a golden one is the most common way to detect hardware Trojans. But, this methodology cannot be …

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