Extended abstract: Trustworthy system security through 3-D integrated hardware
Huffmire, T.
Valamehr, J.
Sherwood, T.
Kastner, R.
Levin, T.
Nguyen, T.D.
Irvine, C.
Dept. of Comput. Sci., Naval Postgrad. Sch., Monterey, CA;
Abstract
While hardware resources in the form of both transistors and full microprocessor cores are now abundant, economic factors prevent specialized hardware mechanisms required for secure processing from being integrated into commodity parts. We are exploring a novel way in which commodity hardware can be augmented after fabrication to enhance secure operation for only those systems that require it. Our methods will be applicable to a wide range of security problems, including the detection and isolation of hardware subversion and Trojan horses, cache-based side channels in chip multi-processors (CMPs), embedded systems security, and hardware intrusion detection and prevention.
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