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Defending electronic systems against hardware attack

Hardware attack is becoming an important scenario in the system design. Pupils who study design of electronic and computer systems must know this scenario and possible solutions against this kind of attacks. This work is a set of exercises to know some vulnerabilities in electronic and computer systems depending on the behavioral implementation. Two cases of study will be considered: timing analysis and differential fault analysis (DFA). The study of each attack will be divided into three stages: the use of the vulnerability as attack; the study of the vulnerability; and the elimination or reduction of it.