Work-in-Progress: Secure Non-volatile Memory with Scratch Pad Memory using Dual Encryption Mode

ESWEEK '18: Fourteenth Embedded Systems Week Turin Italy September, 2018(2018)

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This paper proposes a secure non-volatile main memory (NVMM) with a scratch pad memory (SPM) management compiler to reduce the number of bit flips in NVMM. The main idea is to categorize data to write-intensive and non write-intensive, and apply the CTR mode encryption for write intensive data and the ECB mode encryption for non write intensive data. The proposed scheme is secure against deterministic chosen plaintext physical attacks. Our experimental results show that the proposed dual encryption scheme reduces the number of flipped bits by 31.8% compared with ECB mode only encryption.
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work-in-progress,dual encryption mode,nonvolatile main memory,NVMM,scratch pad memory management compiler,bit flips,CTR mode encryption,intensive data,deterministic chosen plaintext physical attacks,dual encryption scheme,flipped bits,ECB mode only encryption
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