We propose a novel dynamic CMOS logic style to protect security devices against power attacks. The logic is based on signals with 3 possible states and operates with a power consumption ideally independent of both the logic values and the sequence of data. We have designed a set of logic gates and a flip-flop and compared those to Static Complementary CMOS implementations in terms of correlation between data and power consumption, speed, area, and total power dissipation
With the continued scaling of CMOS VLSI, power dissipation of logic circuits has increasingly come t...
Modern cryptography responds to the need for security that has arisen with the emergence of communic...
In recent years it has been demonstrated convincingly that the standby power of a CMOS chip reveals ...
Power analysis attacks exploit the existence of "side channels" in implementations of cryptographic ...
Since their publication in 1998, power analysis attacks have attracted significant attention within ...
Power consumption is always the key problem for the digital circuit design. Also, information leaked...
Low-power secure applications such as Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) and smart cards represen...
In this work we focus on Power Analysis Attacks (PAAs) which exploit the dependence of the static cu...
A new logic style called low-swing current mode logic (LSCML) is presented. It features a dynamic an...
Abstract. This paper considers the security of Integrated Circuits (IC’s) against power analysis att...
The continuous rise of static power consumption in modern CMOS technologies has led to the creation ...
This paper presents a precomputation-based guarding technique to reduce both dynamic and static powe...
Abstract — High speed and small area are the main advantages of the dynamic logic for digital circui...
In this chapter, we explain the two types of power consumption found in a complementary metal-oxide-...
Side channel attacks are a major security concern for smart cards and other embedded devices. They a...
With the continued scaling of CMOS VLSI, power dissipation of logic circuits has increasingly come t...
Modern cryptography responds to the need for security that has arisen with the emergence of communic...
In recent years it has been demonstrated convincingly that the standby power of a CMOS chip reveals ...
Power analysis attacks exploit the existence of "side channels" in implementations of cryptographic ...
Since their publication in 1998, power analysis attacks have attracted significant attention within ...
Power consumption is always the key problem for the digital circuit design. Also, information leaked...
Low-power secure applications such as Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) and smart cards represen...
In this work we focus on Power Analysis Attacks (PAAs) which exploit the dependence of the static cu...
A new logic style called low-swing current mode logic (LSCML) is presented. It features a dynamic an...
Abstract. This paper considers the security of Integrated Circuits (IC’s) against power analysis att...
The continuous rise of static power consumption in modern CMOS technologies has led to the creation ...
This paper presents a precomputation-based guarding technique to reduce both dynamic and static powe...
Abstract — High speed and small area are the main advantages of the dynamic logic for digital circui...
In this chapter, we explain the two types of power consumption found in a complementary metal-oxide-...
Side channel attacks are a major security concern for smart cards and other embedded devices. They a...
With the continued scaling of CMOS VLSI, power dissipation of logic circuits has increasingly come t...
Modern cryptography responds to the need for security that has arisen with the emergence of communic...
In recent years it has been demonstrated convincingly that the standby power of a CMOS chip reveals ...