

logic locking conquest
Logic Locking is a revolutionary technique for protecting Intellectual Property of Integrated Circuits from myriad security threats, such as reverse engineering, overbuilding, piracy, and hardware Trojan insertion. In this student-led Logic Locking Conquest Challenge, participants will attempt to attack designs locked with state-of-the-art methods. The 2020 challenge was a spotlight on Sequential Locking. Participants provided with a selection of locked sequential designs (netlists) with varying complexity and key sizes.
competition timeline
participating regions
Competition Details & Registration Opens:
TBD 2021
Challenge Launch:
TBD 2021
Submission Deadline:
TBD 2021
Finalist Notification:
15 October 2021
Virtual Final Presentations & Demos:
10 - 14 November 2021
Virtual Award Ceremony
14 November 2021
Presentation details to be released at the point of Finalist notification if not earlier.
competition organizers
The Logic Locking Conquest is organized by Professor Ramesh Karri, researcher, Dr. Ben Tan, and PhD researcher, both from NYU CCS, and Moshiur Rahman from the University of Florida.
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Thank you to the National Science Foundation for their generous support of this competition