Textbook in PDF format This book addresses various electronics supply-chain vulnerabilities, attack methods that exploit these vulnerabilities, and design techniques to mitigate the vulnerabilities while defending against the attacks. This book covers the entire spectrum of electronic hardware design including integrated circuits, embedded systems, and design automation tools. Advances in Hardware Design for Security and Trust offers self-contained tutorials within each chapter, as well as a presentation of recent advances. The relevance of each method in the context of the overall design and fabrication process is clearly articulated. Both qualitative analysis and quantitative experimental results to evaluate the significance of methods are presented. Both side-channel methods as well as front-channel techniques are covered. The authors emphasize methods that are ready for technology transition and commercialization. This book is intended for both researchers and industry practitioners. They will benefit from the tutorial style exposition of the topics along with advanced research results and emerging directions. Preface Introduction Hardware Security In The Consumer Technology Industry A Commercial EDA Perspectiveon Hardware Security, Safety, andTrust Machine Learning Techniques for Detecting Hardware Trojansin ASIC Designs Next-Generation Semiconductor Reverse Engineering: Laser Delayering,Correlative Imaging, and Cloud-Enabled Image Analysis Techniques Synthesis of Polymorphic Circuits for Hardware Security Design Obfuscation and Performance-Locking Solutions for Mixed-Signal, Analog and RF ICs On-Chip Integrity, Reliability, and Aging Assurance Techniques for ICs Deep Learning Side-Channel Attacks: Challenges and Opportunities Side-Channel Attack Avoidance and Mitigation Through Asynchronous Digital Design Is ARM’s TrustZone Trustable for Confidentiality Protection? Security Verification for Next-Generation SoCs Cloud FPGA Accelerator Fingerprinting Using Communication Side Channels. Enterprise Risk Management to Electronics and Computing Device Supply Chains