VELEKTRONIK
The aim of the Velektronik project is to create a platform for the topic of »trustworthy electronics«. It addresses overarching issues in the three pillars of the microelectronics value chain: design, manufacturing and analysis.
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VE-DIVA-IC
In the "VE-DIVA-IC" project the FMD member institute Fraunhofer IMS is working with other partners such as Fraunhofer AISEC to strengthen the protection of the integrity and identity of electronic components in the fields of mobility and automation technology.
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VE-REWAL
Trustworthy sensor systems in the automotive sector. In order to make sensor systems in the automotive sector more trustworthy for the end user, the FMD member institutes Fraunhofer IZM and Fraunhofer FHR are working with other partners in the "VE-REWAL" project to develop innovative methods that conceal both the functionality and the layout of the overall systems from third parties, thus rendering them worthless to attackers.
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VE-VIDES
VE-VIDES aims to develop a comprehensive security concept for electronic systems that protects against attacks and manipulation by third parties.
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VE-SAFE
To enable electronic devices to detect and ward off attacks themselves, the "VE-SAFE" project aims to develop a new security concept that uses a multi-sensor to detect tampering attempts and take measures to secure the entire system.
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VE-HEP
The FMD member institute IHP is coordinating the "VE-HEP" project, in which essential parts of the entire value chain in the development and production of safety-relevant chips are now being realized in open source for the first time.
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VE-SILHOUETTE
The "VE-SILHOUETTE" project aims to create a platform that combines and standardizes photonic elements with electronic ones.
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VE-FIDES
In the "VE-FIDES" project, in which the FMD guest member institute Fraunhofer AISEC is involved, suitable ways are being developed to provide components with a unique digital identity with the help of digital authenticity features.
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CERTAIN
The CERTAIN project focuses on PLS-based protection against unauthorized eavesdropping on terahertz connections that use multiple transmitting and receiving antennas. The aim is to achieve the highest possible eavesdropping security for IoT devices with the lowest possible use of resources.
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Tech-for-Trust - T4T
The project aims to develop technological solutions that are necessary for the realization of industrially usable modern system integration in Germany. The main objective of the project is to enable a secure supply chain through distributed manufacturing (split manufacturing).
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TRAICT II
In the TRAICT II project, Fraunhofer IISB and Fraunhofer AISEC worked with their partners on trustworthy and energy-efficient hardware and software components for modern 5G communication technology.
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MORFEUS
The common goal of all partners in the project proposed here is to increase the resilience of embedded systems, i.e. their resistance to: intentional errors (in particular caused by ROP attacks) and random errors (manufacturing weaknesses and signs of ageing).
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Hardware security
To prevent IP theft, manipulation, and network attacks, an end-to-end security concept is required that starts with the very hardware. Smart and connected products and systems need secure and trustworthy software and hardware.
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