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Title:
On Reconfigurable Fabrics and Generic Side-Channel Countermeasures
Authors: Robert Beat, Philipp Grabher, Dan Page, Stefan Tillich, Marcin Wójcik
Abstract:The use of field programmable devices in security-critical applications is growing in popularity; in part, this can be attributed to their potential for balancing metrics such as efficiency and algorithm agility. However, in common with non-programmable alternatives, physical attack techniques such as fault and power analysis are a threat. We investigate a family of next-generation field programmable devices, specifically those based on the concept of time sharing,within this context: our results support the premise that extra, inherent flexibility in such devices can offer a range of possibilities for low-overhead, generic countermeasures against physical attack.
ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2012/353
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