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VeriSketch: Synthesizing Secure Hardware Designs with Timing-Sensitive Information Flow Properties

Armaiti Ardeshiricham, Yoshiki Takashima, Sicun Gao, Ryan Kastner

2019Year
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We present VeriSketch, a security-oriented program synthesis framework for developing hardware designs with formal guarantee of functional and security specifications. VeriSketch defines a synthesis language, a code instrumentation framework for specifying and inferring timing-sensitive information flow properties, and uses specialized constraint-based synthesis for generating HDL code that enforces the specifications. We show the power of VeriSketch through security-critical hardware design examples, including cache controllers, thread schedulers, and system-on-chip arbiters, with formal guarantee of security properties such as absence of timing side-channels, confidentiality, and isolation.

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