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Strategy against Side Channel Attack
I am newbie to Hardware Security. While studying Side Channel Attack, I realized that power consumption profile of electronic control unit is a key to encrypt what algorithm runs on it. I thought ...
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Why are SRAM based FPGA used more than NVM based FPGA?
SRAM based FPGAs need to load the bitstream again after power off. Meanwhile the Non-Volatile based one don't need that.
I wonder, why are more experiments and security research done on the SRAM ...
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What makes Smartfusion2 FPGA clamed as highly secure to ensure secure booting?
Is the FPGA Smatfusion2 claimed to be highly secure by its manufacturer (Microsemi, now Mircochip) because it is a non volatile memory FPGA? Meanwhile the SRAM FPGA like the zynq 7000 are considered ...
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FPGA: Reverse Engineer Design [closed]
I am looking to determine the plausibility of reverse engineering a design from an FPGA. Suppose a company fabricates their revolutionary design on FPGAs and I have managed to acquire one. My goal is ...
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