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Research evaluates FPGA security threats and countermeasures, highlighting trends in AI-focused protection measures.
SRAM-based FPGAs, with their flexible programmability and parallel execution features, have been widely used, and the security of such devices has drawn significant attention. Especially in the era of artificial intelligence, FPGA architectural optimizations and evolving application models have introduced novel security characteristics and threats. In this work, we introduce a taxonomy of FPGA threats and explore new threat features and potential countermeasures in the era of AI. We focus on evaluating the research trends of FPGA security, including both security threats and protection measures. Then, we propose a new perspective on the involvement of FPGA manufacturers in FPGA security and introduce the main security measures used in COTS FPGA products. Finally, we summarize the security challenges and offer future research directions.
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