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DESCRIPTION:Fault Injection Attacks (FIAs) induce transient hardware faults
  to subvert software security mechanisms\, yet assessing fault resilience\
 , especially during early design phases\, remains impractical without spec
 ialized laboratory equipment. Microarchitectural simulation provides a rep
 roducible and scalable alternative. This paper presents InjectV\, a gem5-b
 ased fault injection framework targeting RISC-V systems\, which employs tr
 ace-guided fault injection by identifying Candidate Injection Points (CIPs
 ) at security-critical operations including control-flow branches and cond
 itional comparisons. Supporting transient corruption of architectural regi
 sters and physical memory under full-system simulation\, InjectV demonstra
 tes that guided fault injection requires 95.8% fewer injections than rando
 m exploration to expose successful attacks on the FISSC VerifyPIN benchmar
 ks.
DTSTAMP:20260522T162433Z
LOCATION:Poster Island A
SUMMARY:InjectV: Modeling Fault Injection Attacks in RISC-V Simulation Envi
 ronment - Niccolò Lentini\, Giorgio Fardo
URL:https://cfp.riscv-europe.org/eu-summit-2026/talk/CEW33C/
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