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RON: An on-chip ring oscillator network for hardware Trojan detection

Zhang et al., 2011

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13325218478758006028
Author
Zhang X
Tehranipoor M
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Publication venue
2011 Design, Automation & Test in Europe

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Integrated circuits (ICs) are becoming increasingly vulnerable to malicious alterations, referred to as hardware Trojans. Detection of these inclusions is of utmost importance, as they may potentially be inserted into ICs bound for military, financial, or other critical …
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