A Survey on Hardware Security: Current Trends and Challenges

Akter, Sonia; Khalil, Kasem; Bayoumi, Magdy

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3288696

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“…Hardware security encompasses practices aimed at safeguarding physical components within various systems from unauthorized access and tampering. It includes physical security measures, tamper resistance techniques, secure boot processes, trusted platform modules (TPM), hardware-based encryption, and firmware protection to defend against diverse threats 1 . Physical unclonable functions (PUFs) enhance device authenticity and resistance to cloning by generating unique identifiers based on inherent physical variations 2 .…”

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Physical unclonable function using photonic spin Hall effect

Divyanshu,

Goyal,

Massoud

2024

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This study presents a novel method leveraging surface wave-assisted photonic spin Hall effect (PSHE) to construct physical unclonable functions (PUFs). PUFs exploit inherent physical variations to generate unique Challenge–Response pairs, which are critical for hardware security and arise from manufacturing discrepancies, device characteristics, or timing deviations. We explore PSHE generation-based PUF design, expanding existing design possibilities. With recent applications in precise sensing and computing, PSHE offers promising performance metrics for our proposed PUFs, including an inter-Hamming distance of 47.50% , an average proportion of unique responses of 62.5% , and a Pearson correlation coefficient of − 0.198. The PUF token demonstrates robustness to simulated noise. Additionally, we evaluate security using a machine learning-based attack model, employing a multi-layer perceptron (MLP) regression model with a randomized search method. The average accuracy of successful attack prediction is 9.70% for the selected dataset. Our novel PUF token exhibits high non-linearity due to the PSHE effect, resilience to MLP-based attacks, and sensitivity to process variation.

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Physical unclonable function using photonic spin Hall effect

Divyanshu,

Goyal,

Massoud

2024

Sci Rep

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Enhancing supply chain resilience and efficiency through internet of things integration: Challenges and opportunities

Shoomal,

Jahanbakht,

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Internet of Things

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Construction of Robust Lightweight S-Boxes Using Enhanced Logistic and Enhanced Sine Maps

Duong,

Minh Nguyen,

Dao

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Substitution boxes (S-Boxes) are essential elements of modern block ciphers, serving as nonlinear characteristics that enhance the resistance of these ciphers against cryptanalysis. This research presents a new approach for constructing lightweight S-Boxes that possess strong cryptographic characteristics by combining an enhanced logistic map and an enhanced sine map. The proposed novel algorithm has optimized multiple parameters according to the security threshold set. This study has conducted the most comprehensive evaluation of criteria for S-Boxes to date. The analysis results of the generated 4×4 and 5×5 S-Boxes have achieved optimal criteria in terms of the Strict Avalanche Criterion (SAC) and the Bit Independence Criterion (BIC) that no previous S-Boxes have achieved. Furthermore, parameters related to side-channel attack resistance have been optimized in the design stage of S-Boxes. The constructed S-Boxes with high security can be applied to replace S-Boxes of the same size in existing algorithms or to develop lightweight block cipher algorithms. This research has made a significant contribution to the construction of S-Boxes.INDEX TERMS S-Box, logistic map, sine map, chaotic map. side-channel attacks.

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A Survey on Hardware Security: Current Trends and Challenges

Cited by 11 publications

References 94 publications

Physical unclonable function using photonic spin Hall effect

Physical unclonable function using photonic spin Hall effect

Enhancing supply chain resilience and efficiency through internet of things integration: Challenges and opportunities

Construction of Robust Lightweight S-Boxes Using Enhanced Logistic and Enhanced Sine Maps

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