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Differential Power Analysis and the Trusted Platform Module

December 16th, 2009 at 02:29pm Under TPM

There was an interesting post on the FPGA Gurus blog recently, looking at Sidechannel attacks of FPGAs and how they relate to the TPM. It notes that Cryptography Research, the leaders in developing defensive methods against power analysis attacks on hardware, are working with the Trusted Computing Group on issues surrounding these kinds of attacks [...]

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Tags: cryptography research, dpa, fips-140, fpga

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FPGA Gurus on TPM and PUF

February 6th, 2009 at 03:20pm Under TPM

PUF are Physically Unclonable Functions which is basically… well, I’ll leave it to the expert to explain in the post entitled An FPGA home for device authentication?. I know that the first time I became aware of TPM (I knew about PUFs before TPM) I thought that PUFs would be a good fit for the [...]

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