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7. BasicBlocker: ISA Redesign to Make Spectre-Immune CPUs Faster. Jan Philipp Thoma; Jakob Feldtkeller; Markus Krausz; Tim Güneysu and Daniel J. Bernstein. In
Proceedings of 24th International Symposium on Research in Attacks, Intrusions and Defenses (RAID 2021), San Sebastian, Spain, 2021. DOI:
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5. Special Session: Physical Attacks through the Chip Backside: Threats, Challenges, and Opportunities. Elham Amini; Kai Bartels; Christian Boit; Marius Eggert; Norbert Herfurth; Tuba Kiyan; Thilo Krachenfels; Jean-Pierre Seifert and Shahin Tajik. In
2021 IEEE 39th VLSI Test Symposium (VTS), 2021, pp. 1--12. DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1109/VTS50974.2021.9441006 BibTeX
4. Nano Security: From Nano-Electronics to Secure Systems. Ilia Polian; Frank Altmann; Tolga Arul; Christian Boit; Ralf Brederlow; Lucas Davi; Rolf Drechsler; Nan Du; Thomas Eisenbarth; Tim Güneysu; Sascha Hermann; Matthias Hiller; Rainer Leupers; Farhad Merchant; Thomas Mussenbrock; Stefan Katzenbeisser; Akash Kumar; Wolfgang Kunz; Thomas Mikolajick; Vivek Pachauri; Jean-Pierre Seifert; Frank Sill Torres and Jens Trommer. In Proceedings of the Conference on Design, Automation & Test in Europe (DATE’21), Virtual Event, 2021.
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2. Low-power emerging memristive designs towards secure hardware systems for applications in internet of things. Nan Du; Heidemarie Schmidt and Ilia Polian.
Nano Materials Science (2021). DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nanoms.2021.01.001 Abstract
Emerging memristive devices offer enormous advantages for applications such as non-volatile memories and in-memory computing (IMC), but there is a rising interest in using memristive technologies for security applications in the era of internet of things (IoT). In this review article, for achieving secure hardware systems in IoT, low-power design techniques based on emerging memristive technology for hardware security primitives/systems are presented. By reviewing the state-of-the-art in three highlighted memristive application areas, i.e. memristive non-volatile memory, memristive reconfigurable logic computing and memristive artificial intelligent computing, their application-level impacts on the novel implementations of secret key generation, crypto functions and machine learning attacks are explored, respectively. For the low-power security applications in IoT, it is essential to understand how to best realize cryptographic circuitry using memristive circuitries, and to assess the implications of memristive crypto implementations on security and to develop novel computing paradigms that will enhance their security. This review article aims to help researchers to explore security solutions, to analyze new possible threats and to develop corresponding protections for the secure hardware systems based on low-cost memristive circuit designs.BibTeX
