Generating an unique identifier for FPGA devices

Stanciu, Alexandra; Craciun, Adrian Virgil

doi:10.1109/optim.2014.6850952

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“…Examples of error correction and detection algorithms are BCH (Bose, Ray-Chaudhuri, Hocquenghem) and Reed-Solomon codes. The mathematical theory and the hardware implementation of the error detection and correction BCH algorithm are discussed in [4]. For example, regeneration of a cryptographic key based on 128 Ring Oscillator PUFs has two stages: 1) the generation of a helper data and 2) the regeneration phase.…”

Section: Results Of Puf Id Design In Combination With Rtl Complex mentioning

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Analysis and Evaluation of PUF-Based SoC Designs for Security Applications

Stanciu

Cirstea

Moldoveanu

2016

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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The working title of her thesis is "PUF based security in Systems on Chip". Her research is focused on trusted systems on chip with untrusted IP cores. She received her B. Sc. in computer and information technology and her M. Sc. in electronics engineering and telecommunications, both from Transilvania University of Brasov, in 2011 and 2013 respectively. Marcian N. Cirstea (M'97-SM'04) received a degree in electrical engineering in 1990 from

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Analysis and Evaluation of PUF-Based SoC Designs for Security Applications

Stanciu

Cirstea

Moldoveanu

2016

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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“…Instantiating more PUF circuits from the same type, a cryptographic key is generated based on process variations and embedded in physical FPGA structure. The main properties of PUF circuits (randomness and uniqueness) were analyzed in [15,16,17] which considered 30 identical Spartan 3E devices. The use of the Ring Oscillator PUF and the latch based PUF to generate a unique identifier for FPGA devices are validated through the results obtained.…”

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A novel PUF-based encryption protocol for embedded System on Chip

Stanciu

Moldoveanu

Cirstea

2016

2016 International Conference on Development and Application Systems (DAS)

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This paper presents a novel security mechanism for sensitive data stored, acquired or processed by a complex electronic circuit implemented as System-on-Chip (SoC) on an FPGA reconfigurable device. Such circuits are increasingly used in embedded or cyber systems employed in civil and military applications. Managing security in the overarching SoC presents a challenge as part of the process of securing such systems. The proposed new method is based on encrypted and authenticated communications between the microprocessor cores, FPGA fabric and peripherals inside the SoC. The encryption resides in a key generated with Physically Unclonable Function (PUF) circuits and a pseudorandom generator. The conceptual design of the security circuit was validated through hardware implementation, testing and analysis of results.

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