A substantial part of the Integrated Circuit (IC) supply chain that involves semiconductor
fabrication, packaging, and testing has shifted globally to minimize IC costs and satisfy …

Logic locking has become a robust method for reducing the risk of intellectual property (IP)
piracy, overbuilding, and hardware Trojan threats throughout the lifespan of integrated …

This paper introduces KRATT, a removal and structural analysis attack against state-of-the-
art logic locking techniques, such as single and double flip locking techniques (SFLTs and …

Logic locking has gained traction for protecting the intellectual property (IP) of integrated
circuits (ICs) from untrusted foundries, test facilities, and end users. A working chip or an …

Logic locking proposed to protect integrated circuits from serious hardware threats has been
studied extensively over a decade. In these years, many logic locking techniques have been …

Logic locking is a well-known solution that thwarts design intellectual property (IP) piracy
and prevents illegal overproduction of integrated circuits (ICs) against adversaries in the …

Intellectual Property (IP) piracy, overbuilding, reverse engineering, and hardware Trojan are
serious security concerns during integrated circuit (IC) development. Logic locking has …

The global supply chain involves multiple independent entities, and potential adversaries
can exploit different attack vectors to steal proprietary designs and information. As a result …