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RS232-T700

Contributed by xuehui zhang, Hassan Salmani

University of Connecticut

Trojan trigger is a state machine inserted in the transmitter part of micro-UART core. The state machine seeks the sequence of 8'hAA, 8'h00, 8'h55, and 8'hFF. After Trojan activation, xmit_doneH output signal is stuck at '0'.

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Abstract

Trojan trigger is a state machine inserted in the transmitter part of micro-UART core. The state machine seeks the sequence of 8'hAA, 8'h00, 8'h55, and 8'hFF. After Trojan activation, xmit_doneH output signal is stuck at '0'.

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  1. Abstraction level
  2. Activation mechanism
  3. Benchmark
  4. Denial of Service
  5. Design
  6. Effect
  7. Functional
  8. Insertion phase
  9. Internally
  10. Physical characteristic
  11. Physical condition based
  12. Register Transfer
  13. Triggered
  14. Type

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