The theory of destruction of important infrastructure such as electricity, transportation and manufacturing facilities, has long been studied and developed. Such attacks are often called side channel attacks. One way to carry out such attacks is to use a hardware Trojan utilizing Integrated Circuit (IC) on a system to drain electricity or memory and hinder the system performance. This paper presents the result of a review of several hardware Trojan attack models and their detection methods that can be used as reference material for designing detection-resistant hardware Trojans as well as designing effective and efficient hardware Trojan detection methods.

27/11/2018

978-602-53524-0-9

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