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Exploiting Software-level Abstractions To Support Practical Hardware Trojan Attacks
Hardware trojan (HT) attacks against CPUs typically assume threat scenarios where an attacker targeting a system with a trojanized CPU is able to execute arbitrary code (i.e. machine-level instructions) to reliably interact with the implanted trojan. On end-user devices (i.e., mobiles, laptops), ach
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