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In the quest to secure the authenticity and ownership of advanced integrated circuit (IC) packages, a novel approach has been introduced in this paper that capitalizes on the inherent physical discrepancies within these components. This method, distinct from traditional strategies like physical unclonable functions (PUFs)… Read More
The outsourcing fabrication of ICs makes them vulnerable to hardware security threats. Security threats such as reverse engineering, insertion of hardware Trojan, and backside contact-less probing to steal cryptographic information can cause financial loss to IP owners and security risk to the system in which these ICs are… Read More
