Advances in Hardware Design for Security and Trust

The 1st Edition of Advances in Hardware Design for Security and Trust provides an engineering-focused presentation of strategies for mitigating physical attack risks and electronics supply-chain vulnerabilities. Edited by Ranga Vemuri and John Emmert, this book offers structured technical coverage across integrated circuits, embedded systems, and electronic design automation tools to guide the creation of secure computing platforms.

The volume addresses both side-channel and front-channel security methods across varied implementation scales. Key thematic arcs explore security verification for system-on-chip architectures, confidentiality protection using ARM TrustZone, the synthesis of polymorphic circuits, and fingerprinting methodologies for cloud FPGA accelerators. The material also examines hardware attack methods alongside practical defense techniques implemented in consumer technology products.

To facilitate technical comprehension, each chapter provides self-contained tutorials alongside presentations of recent research advances. This dual-layer structure supports researchers and industry practitioners who require clear background context paired with state-of-the-art methodology for hardware security evaluation.