Embedded Microcontroller Memories: Application Memory Usage

Jew, T.

doi:10.1109/imw.2015.7150284

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“…Microcontrollers ( C) is one type of electronics components that are used in broad range of products, ranging from simple single core Cs running in the kilohertz frequency ranges up to complex multi-processor micro controllers running at 300 MHz or faster [3]. They find their applications in various domains such as industrial, automotive, medical, lightings etc.…”

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Authentication of Microcontroller Board Using Non-Invasive EM Emission Technique

Ahmed

Hély

Perret

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 3rd International Verification and Security Workshop (IVSW)

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Counterfeiting of integrated circuits (IC) has become a serious concern for electronics manufacturers, system integrators, and end users. It is necessary to find a robust solution which is both efficient and low cost in terms of implementation in order to detect and avoid the counterfeiting of ICs. To combat the counterfeiting of ICs in this paper we have extended our previous work on utilizing radiated EM emission for authentication of IC on microcontroller boards. Our proposed scheme exploits manufacturing based process variation (PV), which continues to dominate in the nanoscale technologies. We have focused our work on authentication of microcontrollers which are one of the main targets of counterfeiting. The proposed work emphasizes on being non-intrusive and does not require any internal modification of the system on chip, it can be used on already deployed ICs. Generated EM response is treated to different encoding metrics to quantize it as a fingerprint for the IC. To validate our proposed scheme, measurements are carried out over several microcontroller boards.

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“…Each PUF contains a pair of challenge and response (c-r). For each challenge (c) sent to an IC, there is a unique response (r) to that challenge [3], [4]. Apart from the IC authentication, PUFs are also used for the purpose of secret key generation for cryptographic applications.…”

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confidence: 99%