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Hardware Honeypot: Setting Sequential Reverse Engineering on a Wrong Track
March 15, 2024, 4:10 a.m. | Michaela Brunner, Hye Hyun Lee, Alexander Hepp, Johanna Baehr, Georg Sigl
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Abstract: Reverse engineering (RE) of finite state machines (FSMs) is a serious threat when protecting designs against RE attacks. While most recent protection techniques rely on the security of a secret key, this work presents a new approach: hardware FSM honeypots. These honeypots lead the RE tools to a wrong but, for the tools, very attractive FSM, while making the original FSM less attractive. The results show that state-of-the-art RE methods favor the highly attractive honeypot …
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