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Exploring an AES Crypto-processor Design Using a Secure Asynchronous Toolset

@inproceedings{Miri2008ExploringAA,
  title={Exploring an AES Crypto-processor Design Using a Secure Asynchronous Toolset},
  author={Seyedeh Pardis Miri and Behnam Ghavami and Mehrdad Najibi and Hossein Pedram},
  year={2008}
}
Asynchronous circuit design techniques, especially balanced, finely-grained pipelines are able to play a key role, particularly in making hardware designs inherently resistant to side-channel attacks.In this paper, the asynchronous design of the AES cryptoprocessor is elaborated. Having the asynchronous processor being synthesized by an automatic tool for synthesizing asynchronous circuits, full functional test at various levels of design was performed. The Results have shown that the… 

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