SAT-Attack Resilience Measure for Access Restricted Circuits

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Abstract

With the recent introduction of techniques to restrict scan chain access, a new class of deobfuscation problems emerge, in which the threat model, although similar to deobfuscation of a logic locked circuit, forms a novel class of attack. In this paper, the concept of a logic restricted circuit is generalized and defined. Next, a novel type of SAT-based attack is proposed for the new class of deobfuscation problems, described as a 2-stage SAT-Attack. A SAT-Attack resilience measure is developed to quantify the security strength of a logic restricted circuit against a SAT-based attack. Finally, the proposed SAT-resilience framework is applied to compare and evaluate effectiveness of example logic restriction schemes.

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Phatharodom, S., Sasan, A., & Savidis, I. (2021). SAT-Attack Resilience Measure for Access Restricted Circuits. In Proceedings of the ACM Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI, GLSVLSI (pp. 213–220). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3453688.3461759

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