Detecting Hardware Trojans in Synthesized Gate-Level Netlists (UW-Madison, Marist)
<p>Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Marist University published a technical paper titled “Demystifying Gate-Level Localization of RTL Trojans.” Abstract Excerpt: “In this work, we show that RTL Trojans exhibit stable structural and signal-flow patterns post-synthesis, enabling effective detection through targeted heuristics rather than generic ML feature learning. We propose LoRD, a lightweight heuristic-based... <a class="read_more" href="https://semiengineering.com/detecting-hardware-trojans-in-synthesized-gate-level-netlists-uw-madison-marist/">» read more</a></p>
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