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Secure and Trustworthy Hardware (SETH) Lab

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Artifacts

Sparse prime implement attack: https://github.tamu.edu/hardwaresecurity/SPI_attack

Logic locking (based on our CCS ’17 paper): https://github.com/DfX-NYUAD/CCS17/blob/master/README.md

Split manufacturing (based on our DAC ’16 paper): https://github.com/seth-tamu/network_flow_attack

If you are interested in hardware-hacking competitions and/or “buggy” System-on-Chip designs, check out Hack@DAC (co-located with DAC): https://hack-dac19.trust-sysec.com/

We highly appreciate your comments and feedback on our releases. Our students will also answer your questions if you have any.

News

  • Congratulations to Vasudev, Hao, Satwik for getting their paper accepted at ACM CCS 2022.
  • Congratulations to Aneesh on winning the Michael Powell Graduate Fellowship.
  • Our lab led Hack@SEC at the 2022 USENIX Security Conference.
  • Our lab led Hack@DAC at the 2022 DAC Conference.
  • Rahul got third place in 2022 IEEE HOST Hardware Demonstration on TheHuzz fuzzer.
  • Congratulations to Aneesh for passing his Ph.D. qualifying exam.
  • Jack Letsinger and Brody Jordan joined our lab as new undergraduate students.
  • Congratulations to Georges for passing his M.S. thesis defense.
  • Vasudev, Satwik, and Hao’s paper on using AI for security has been accepted at DAC, 2022.
  • Prof. Rajendran has won the ONR Young Investigator Award, 2022.
  • Rahul and Addison’s paper on hardware fuzzing has been accepted at USENIX Security, 2022.
  • Prof. JV Rajendran received the Ernie Kuh Award.
  • Shankari successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation. Congratulations! Dr. Jayasankaran.
  • Vasudev’s paper on game-theoretic analysis of split manufacturing got accepted at IEEE TIFS.
  • Our lab co-organized Hack@SEC at the 2021 USENIX Security Conference and Hack@CHES competition at the CHES Conference.
  • Prof. JV Rajendran received the Intel Security Academic Leadership Award at the 2021 USENIX Security Conference.
  • Our lab received funding from Intel’s Scalable Assurance Program.
  • Rahul Kande’s paper got accepted in GLSVLSI, 2021.
  • Aneesh Dixit joined our lab as a new Ph.D. student.

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