ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems· 2026Q2
Faults that Persist: Fault-Injection Attacks and ASCON-Based Defense in Multi-Tenant FPGAs
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A new defense mechanism integrates the ASCON cryptographic primitive into FPGA reconfiguration to preemptively detect and block persistent fault-injection attacks embedded in bitstreams, outperforming traditional CRC checks.
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