Hardware Attacks, Security, and Reverse Engineering I

Tuesday, October 30, 2018: 1:00 PM-3:05 PM
Exhibit Halls A/B (Phoenix Convention Center)
Mr. Ujjwal Guin, Auburn University and Prof. Domenic Forte, University of Florida
1:00 PM
Trojan Scanner: Detecting Hardware Trojans with Rapid Imaging Combined with Image Processing and Machine Learning
Mr. Nidish Vashistha, University of Florida; Hangwei Lu, University of Florida; Qihang Shi, University of Florida; Mr. M. Tanjidur Rahman, University of Florida; Dr. Haoting Shen, PhD, University of Florida; Damon L. Woodard, University of Florida; Dr. Navid Asadi, University of Florida; Prof. Mark Tehranipoor, PhD, University of Florida
1:25 PM
Comparative Assessment of Optical Techniques for Semi-Invasive SRAM Data Read-out on an MSP430 Microcontroller
Dr. Tuba Kiyan, Technische Universitaet Berlin; Mr. Heiko Lohrke, TUB Technische Universitaet Berlin; Prof. Christian Boit, Technische Universitaet Berlin
1:50 PM
In-house transistors' layer reverse engineering characterization of a 45nm SoC
Dr. Franck Courbon, University of Cambridge
2:15 PM
Nanopyramid: An Optical Scrambler Against Backside Probing Attacks
Dr. Haoting Shen, University of Florida; Prof. Navid Asadizanjani, University of Florida; Prof. Domenic Forte, University of Florida; Prof. Mark Tehranipoor, PhD, University of Florida
2:40 PM
Tampering, Snooping, and Electromagnetic Attack Proof Coating on Printed Circuit Boards
Dr. Haoting Shen, University of Florida; Prof. Swarup Bhunia, PhD, University of Florida; Prof. Mark Tehranipoor, PhD, University of Florida
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