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AVATAR: NN-assisted variation aware timing analysis and reporting for hardware trojan detection

Vakil et al., 2021

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9670357292535567251
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Vakil A
Mirzaeian A
Homayoun H
Karimi N
Sasan A
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IEEE Access

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This paper presents AVATAR, a learning-assisted Trojan testing flow to detect hardware Trojans placed into fabricated ICs at an untrusted foundry, without needing a Golden IC. AVATAR is a side-channel delay-based testing solution that is assisted by a learning model …
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