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Reliable and error detection architectures of Pomaranch for false-alarm-sensitive cryptographic applications

Mozaffari-Kermani et al., 2015

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15244163149326388434
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Mozaffari-Kermani M
Azarderakhsh R
Aghaie A
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IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems

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Efficient cryptographic architectures are used extensively in sensitive smart infrastructures. Among these architectures are those based on stream ciphers for protection against eavesdropping, especially when these smart and sensitive applications provide life-saving …
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