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Full-Text Articles in VLSI and Circuits, Embedded and Hardware Systems
Energy-Efficient And Secure Hardware Using Adiabatic Logic And Non-Volatile Mtj Devices, Zachary Kahleifeh
Energy-Efficient And Secure Hardware Using Adiabatic Logic And Non-Volatile Mtj Devices, Zachary Kahleifeh
Theses and Dissertations--Electrical and Computer Engineering
Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of devices that exchange data through a network to implement complex applications. IoT devices increase the quality of life of their user base which has a wide variety such as the medical field, consumer electronics, and the manufacturing sector. However, IoT devices have several challenges that need to be overcome namely, security and energy consumption. The threat vector that IoT devices face is growing and includes the following threats, the leakage of information through a side-channel attack known as the Correlation Power Analysis (CPA), authentication, piracy, etc. A side-channel attack is an attack …