Protection of Modular Data Centers from Cyber Attack via Electromagnetic Emanations

Saadat, Shahriar

doi:10.1109/apemc49932.2021.9596867

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“…Polymer nanocomposite-based materials eliminate the necessity for grounding, providing a cost-effective deployment in both materials and installation. Initially designed to prevent EM leakage in small electronic devices, the same methodology applies to larger applications such as Modular Data Centre (MDC) [253].…”

Section: Side Channel Protection Countermeasuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Era of Sentinel Tech: Charting Hardware Security Landscapes Through Post-Silicon Innovation, Threat Mitigation and Future Trajectories

Srinivas,

Elango

2024

IEEE Access

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To meet the demanding requirements of VLSI design, including improved speed, reduced power consumption, and compact architectures, various IP cores from trusted and untrusted platforms are often integrated into a single System-on-Chip (SoC). However, this convergence poses a significant security challenge, as adversaries can exploit it to extract unauthorized information, compromise system performance, and obtain secret keys. Meanwhile, traditional CMOS features have limitations in addressing hardware vulnerabilities and security threats, so promising post-silicon technologies offer potential solutions. Beyond-CMOS technologies offer avenues to fortify hardware security through distinct physical properties and nontraditional computing paradigms. These advancements bolster authentication processes, enhance key generation mechanisms, ensure hardware integrity and fortify resilience against side-channel attacks, hardware Trojans and quantum-resistant cryptography in securing hardware systems. This article provides a detailed review of hardware security, encompassing the identification and mitigation of threats, the implementation of robust countermeasures, the utilization of innovative primitives, countermeasures, various methodologies and distinct features offered by emerging technologies to resist hardware threats.Moreover, strategies to address challenges, explore future directions, and outline plans for achieving further research outcomes have been put forth in this field.

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Section: Side Channel Protection Countermeasuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Era of Sentinel Tech: Charting Hardware Security Landscapes Through Post-Silicon Innovation, Threat Mitigation and Future Trajectories

Srinivas,

Elango

2024

IEEE Access

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Dynamic Remote Networking for Modular Data Centres

Periola

Alonge

Ogudo

2022

2022 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Computing and Data Communication Systems (icABCD)

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Recent Approaches to Modify the Interaction between Cement-based Materials and Electromagnetic Waves: Effectiveness of Functional Fillers and Structural Modifications

Hai,

Thuy,

Quang

et al. 2024

ACT

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This study aims to provide a review of how electromagnetic waves, primarily frequency bands in telecommunications networks, interact with cement-based materials and presents recent approaches, including the integration of functional fillers or structural components into the materials, to modify these interactions. Based on a dataset comprising experimental results from various previous studies, the study provides a comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of approaches on not only shielding capability but also the reflection and transmissivity of electromagnetic waves when interacting with cement-based materials, and the mechanisms behind these effects. The use of metal-and carbon-based fillers with high conductivity is a fundamental approach to increase the wave shielding of the material through dielectric losses. Conversely, approaches using materials with low electrical conductivity, such as quartz, rice husk ash, expanded polystyrene, or glass, can increase the transmissivity of waves. However, the effectiveness varies and depends on the type, shape, and the fraction of fillers, as well as the frequency of waves. Furthermore, structural modifications, such as increasing thickness, applying coating layers, using a multi-layered structure, or embedding a metal sheet into the material, are also effective ways to enhance absorption, leading to a reduction in the transmissivity of waves.

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Protection of Modular Data Centers from Cyber Attack via Electromagnetic Emanations

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Era of Sentinel Tech: Charting Hardware Security Landscapes Through Post-Silicon Innovation, Threat Mitigation and Future Trajectories

Era of Sentinel Tech: Charting Hardware Security Landscapes Through Post-Silicon Innovation, Threat Mitigation and Future Trajectories

Dynamic Remote Networking for Modular Data Centres

Recent Approaches to Modify the Interaction between Cement-based Materials and Electromagnetic Waves: Effectiveness of Functional Fillers and Structural Modifications

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