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Custom CMOS and Post-CMOS Crossbar Circuits for Resource-Constrained Hardware Security Primitives

Securing ubiquitous resource-constrained electronic systems in emerging applications faces severe hardware constraints on power and costs, as well as vulnerability to physical attacks. In this paper, we present a suite of latest hard-ware security primitives, exploiting custom crossbar circuits in CMOS and post-CMOS processes, to provide reliable and energy-efficient hardware root of trust for system security.