Simulating Laser Effects on ICs, from Physical Level to Gate Level: a comprehensive approach
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Laser shots on secure ICs have proven to be a very effective mean to perform fault attacks. As depicted in Figure 1, due to photo-electric effects, laser can induce transient pulses on gate output and thus generate faults in downstream registers.
It is therefore essential for designers of secure devices to have a CAD environment to check the resistance of the circuits against laser attacks and/or to validate the effectiveness of countermeasures during early stage of the design cycle without requiring actually manufacturing some prototype. In this paper we present a complete environment for modeling and simulating the laser effects on circuits during the synthesis step. It takes into account laser parameters and relies on circuit layout information.
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