Method and device for securing an integrated circuit, in...

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Signals

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C365S205000, C365S185210

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07609568

ABSTRACT:
A method processes parallel electrical signals, using parallel processing circuits that process successive cycles of electrical signals according to a rule for allocating electrical signals to the processing circuits. The method comprises, between the processing cycles, a step of modifying the rule for allocating electrical signals to the processing circuits, so that a processing circuit processes electrical signals of different ranks during different processing cycles. The method can be applied particularly to secure a memory during read phases of the memory and of an integrated circuit with a microprocessor using such a memory.

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