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Testing the trustworthiness of IC testing: An oracle-less attack on IC camouflaging

Yasin et al., 2017

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9865738540073339836
Author
Yasin M
Sinanoglu O
Rajendran J
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IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security

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Test of integrated circuits (ICs) is essential to ensure their quality; the test is meant to prevent defective and out-of-spec ICs from entering into the supply chain. The test is conducted by comparing the observed IC output with the expected test responses for a set of test patterns; …
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