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  1. Thwarting Electromagnetic Fault Injection Attack Utilizing Timing Attack Countermeasure

    … security requirements more than ever before. Electromagnetic fault injection (EMFI) is an efficient class of physical attacks that can compromise the immunity of secure cryptographic algorithms. Despite successful EMFI attacks, the effects of electromagnetic injection on a processor are not …

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  2. Detecting Electromagnetic Injection Attack on FPGAs Using In Situ Timing Sensors

    … protect itself against any attack. The area of Electromagnetic Fault Injection (EMFI) wherein attackers can use electromagnetic (EM) pulses to induce faults has started garnering increasing attention. It became crucial to understand EM attacks and find the best countermeasures. In this race to …

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  3. Hardware Fault Attack Detection Methods for Secure Embedded Systems

    … software into hardware. Over the last 20 years, fault attacks have emerged as an important class of hardware attacks against embedded software security. In fault attacks, an adversary breaks the security by injecting well chosen, targeted faults during the execution of embedded software, and …

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