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Could this 'Unhackable' Chip Be a Security Moonshot?

SecureWorld News

APRIL 8, 2021

"Imagine trying to solve a Rubik's Cube that rearranges itself every time you blink," says Todd Austin, U-M Professor of Computer Science and Engineering. Austin calls this encryption churn and says it prevents reverse engineering, which sophisticated hackers sometimes use. That's what hackers are up against with MORPHEUS.

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Security Engineering Telecommunications Research

From a few cents to the future itself

Dataconomy

JULY 21, 2023

Its architecture comprises a finite set of states, an array of input symbols, an optional set of output symbols, and a collection of rules that govern the transitions between states, all orchestrated with a masterful simplicity that belies its power. As it reads each input symbol, it applies the predefined rules to determine the next state.

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Artificial Intelligence Applications System Software Development

Could this 'Unhackable' Chip Be a Security Moonshot?

From a few cents to the future itself

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