Embeded SeCurity

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Department of Information Security

Synopsis:

Familiarization of students with the theoretical and practical aspects of embedded security.

Design methods of hardware cryptographic primitives for embedded systems. Understanding of the origin of vulnerabilities when designing digital circuits for embedded systems. Methods of elimination of these vulnerabilities.

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Design tools and their properties in terms of vulnerabilities.

TRNG design and testing.

PUF design and testing.

PUF and TRNG statistical models.

Sources of entropy in FPGA ans ASIC technologies

SPA, DPA, etc.

Hardware trojan horses.

Detection and countermeasures against HW trojan horses.

Study Objective:

Familiarization of students with the theoretical and practical aspects of embedded security.

Design methods of hardware cryptographic primitives for embedded systems. Understanding of the origin of vulnerabilities when designing digital circuits for embedded systems. Methods of elimination of these vulnerabilities.

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Informatics (doctoral) (compulsory elective course)
• Informatics (compulsory elective course)