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Detection of Foundry Inserted Trojans in IC
Detection of Foundry Inserted Trojans in IC
Decades of research on hardware Trojan has mainly focused on detecting the alteration of design at the untrusted foundry. While various side-channel analysis (SCA) based techniques have been proposed for Trojan detecgtion, the requirement of golden (i.e., Trojan-free) chips and the impact of process variations deter their applicability. My research in this area focuses on developing golden-free SCA-based Trojan detection techniques and design-for-trust techniques (e.g., on-chip sensors) for Trojan detection.
Relevant Publications:
Hoque, T., Narasimhan, S., Wang, X., Mal-Sarkar, S., & Bhunia, S. (2017). Golden-Free Hardware Trojan Detection with High Sensitivity Under Process Noise. JOURNAL OF ELECTRONIC TESTING-THEORY AND APPLICATIONS, 33(1), 107-124.
Hoque, T., Mustapa, M., Amsaad, F., & Niamat, M. (2015). Assessment of NAND based ring oscillator for hardware Trojan detection. In 2015 IEEE 58th International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems (MWSCAS).
Technical Demos:
Hoque, T. (2018). Golden Chip-Free Detection of Automatically Inserted Hardware Trojans. Hardware Demo in IEEE International Symp. on FICS Annual Conference on Cybersecurity. . (Best demo award)
Golden Chip-Free Detection of Automatically Inserted Hardware Trojans. Hardware Demo in IEEE International Symp. on Hardware Oriented Security and Trust. (Best demo award)
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