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Βιβλιογραϕία

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[64]

Sa’ed Abed,

Reem Jaffal,

Bassam J Mohd,

and Mohammad Al-Shayeji.

An

analysis and evaluation of lightweight hash functions for blockchain-based IoT

devices.

Cluster Computing, 24:3065–3084, 2021.

[65]

Mohammed

Omar

Awadh

Al-Shatari,

Fawnizu

Azmadi

Hussin,

Azrina

Abd Aziz, Gunawan Witjaksono, and Xuan-Tu Tran.

FPGA-based lightweight

hardware architecture of the PHOTON hash function for IoT edge devices.

IEEE

Access, 8:207610–207618, 2020.

[66]

Gokulnath

Rajendran,

Writam

Banerjee,

Anupam

Chattopadhyay,

and

Mohamed M Sabry Aly.

Application of resistive random access memory in

hardware security: A review.

Advanced Electronic Materials, 7(12):2100536, 2021.

[67]

Arpan

Jati,

Naina

Gupta,

Anupam

Chattopadhyay,

and

Somitra

Kumar

Sanadhya.

A

configurable

crystals-kyber

hardware

implementation

with

side-channel protection.

ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems,

2021.

[68]

Nabihah

Ahmad

and

SM

Rezaul

Hasan.

A

new

ASIC

implementation

of

an

advanced

encryption

standard

(AES)

crypto-hardware

accelerator.

Microelectronics Journal, 117:105255, 2021.

[69]

Argirios Sideris, Theodora Sanida, and Minas Dasygenis. Hardware acceleration

of

SHA-256

algorithm

using

NIOS-II

processor.

In

2019 8th International

Conference on Modern Circuits and Systems Technologies (MOCAST), pages 1–4.

IEEE, 2019.

[70]

Theodora Sanida, Argyrios Sideris, and Minas Dasygenis. Accelerating the AES

algorithm using opencl.

In

2020 9th International conference on modern circuits

and systems technologies (MOCAST), pages 1–4. IEEE, 2020.

[71]

Simon

Friedmann,

Johannes

Schemmel,

Andreas

Grübl,

Andreas

Hartel,

Matthias Hock, and Karlheinz Meier. Demonstrating hybrid learning in a flexible

neuromorphic hardware system.

IEEE transactions on biomedical circuits and

systems, 11(1):128–142, 2016.

[72]

Tran Sy Nam, Hoang Van Thuc, and Bui Duy Hieu.

A Hardware Architecture

of NIST Lightweight Cryptography applied in IPSec to Secure High-throughput

Low-latency IoT Networks.

IEEE Access, 2023.