Session
Locks, Clones and Hammers: Trusting your chip in a vulnerable world
Session Chair
Event TypeResearch Manuscript
Presented In-Person
Hardware Security: Attack and Defense
Security
TimeTuesday, December 7th10:30am - 11:30am PST
Location3014
DescriptionThe session presents reliability attacks in hardware design and proposes new methodologies for trustworthy fabrication. Get more insights into the Rowhammer vulnerability and its state-of-the-art variants by delving into a quantitative analytical model of capacitive-coupling weaknesses in DRAM. Learn about a new logic locking methodology which leverages high-level synthesis to protect IPs while mitigating attacks and minimizing area overhead and key size. Recent advances in Delay-PUFs are further analyzed to expose new modelling attacks that break previous security claims. Finally, a technique to fortify RTL locking techniques with scan-based functional mode isolation helps protect your keys along with your IP.
Presentations
| 10:30am - 10:53am PST | HLock: Locking IPs at the High-Level Language | |
| 10:53am - 11:16am PST | Fortifying RTL Locking Against Oracle-Less (Untrusted Foundry) and Oracle-Guided Attacks |


