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.

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.