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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Cryptographic hardware"”.

  1. Energy scalable reconfigurable cryptographic hardware for portable applications

    Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2000.

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  2. Efficiency of Logic Minimization Techniques for Cryptographic Hardware Implementation

    … being directed towards designing lightweight cryptographic primitives, logical metrics such as gate count are extensively used in estimating their hardware quality. Specialized logic minimization tools have been built to make use of gate count as the primary optimization cost function. The …

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  3. A Deep Learning Approach to Side-Channel Analysis of Cryptographic Hardware

    … security of systems. While security claims of cryptographic algorithms are based on the complexity of classical cryptanalysis attacks, they exclude information leakage by implementations on hardware platforms. Recent standardization processes require assessment of hardware security against SCA. …

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  4. The analysis of cryptographic APIs using the theorem prover Otter

    … severe security flaws even in widely-deployed cryptographic hardware. Because these attacks do not depend on the underlying ryptographic mechanisms, they often succeed even under the assumption of ideal cryptographic primitives. This thesis presents a methodology for the automatic detection of …

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  5. An Investigation of Differential Power Analysis Attacks on FPGA-based Encryption Systems

    Hardware devices implementing cryptographic algorithms are finding their way into many applications. As this happens, the ability to keep the data being processed or stored on the device secure grows more important. Power analysis attacks involve cryptographic hardware leaking information during …

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  6. Secure and Efficient Implementations of Cryptographic Primitives

    … devices. This presents great challenges in cryptographic system designs: how to protect privacy, authentication, and integrity in this distributed and connected computing world, and how to satisfy the requirements of different platforms, ranging from resource constrained embedded devices to …

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  7. Ensuring Trust Of Third-Party Hardware Design With Constrained Sequential Equivalence Checking

    … supervision of the buyer. As a result, the hardware designs and fabricated chips may be vulnerable to malicious alterations by an adversary at any stage of VLSI design flow, thus compromising the integrity of the component. The effect of any modifications made by the adversary can be …

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