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Improving The Physical Security Of Microchips Against Side-Channel Attacks
Drahanský Martin, prof. Ing., Ph.D.
integrated circuit, 3D IC, physical security, reverse engineering, side-channel
attack, FPGA
Nowadays, microchips are virtually everywhere, from simple home devices to
confidential military equipment. We must not forget the medical systems that have
a great impact on our quality of life as well. As can be seen, the importance of
these tiny integrated circuits is immense. Preserving the reliability of these
devices and the confidentiality of data these devices are processing is
absolutely substantial. The integrated circuit (IC) industry has been rapidly
evolving in recent decades and employing ICs is becoming normal and inevitable in
nearly all aspects of our lives. The initial IC evolution era paid attention
primarily to the technological evolution itself. Aspects like security were
always one step back due to the fallacious feeling of the inherent security of
these very tiny components. After realizing that the opposite is true, we have to
focus on securing the critical devices against tampering, information theft,
counterfeiting, etc.
@article{BUT158083,
author="Dominik {Malčík} and Martin {Drahanský}",
title="Improving The Physical Security Of Microchips Against Side-Channel Attacks",
journal="International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology",
year="2019",
volume="2019",
number="127",
pages="13--24",
doi="10.33832/ijast.2019.127.02",
issn="2207-6360",
url="https://www.fit.vut.cz/research/publication/12001/"
}