Logic locking is a design concealment mechanism for protecting the IPs integrated into
modern System-on-chip (SoC) architectures from a wide range of hardware security threats …

Integrated circuits (ICs) are the foundation of all computing systems. They comprise high-
value hardware intellectual property (IP) that are at risk of piracy, reverse-engineering, and …

Logic locking techniques have been widely investigated to thwart intellectual property (IP)
piracy and reverse engineering attacks on integrated circuits. Although extensive research …

Despite its potential as an effective mechanism for instilling trust in the hardware design
flow, logic locking has not been widely adopted in the semiconductor industry. This limited …

Logic locking inserts additional key gates to the original circuit for protecting the intellectual
property (IP) of modern integrated circuits (ICs). Prior works have identified the vulnerability …

Logic Locking provides promising protection to safeguard hardware Intellectual Properties
(IPs) against IP piracy and IP overproduction. However, numerous attacks have been …

With the globalization of the semiconductor industry and increased reliance on intellectual
property (IP) blocks in integrated circuit (IC) design; malicious modifications, IP theft, and …

Logic locking acts as powerful countermeasure against piracy and reverse engineering
attacks on the Integrated circuit (IC) supply chain. Stripped functionality logic locking (SFLL) …

Logic locking has received a lot of attention in the literature due to its very attractive
hardware-security characteristics: it can protect against IP piracy and overproduction …

With the emergence of the horizontal business model in the semiconductor industry,
numerous hardware security concerns have been emerged, including intellectual property …