New York University

Vinayaka Jyothi

Ramesh Karri

Sateesh Kumar Addepalli

Ozgur Sinanoglu

Jeyavijayan Rajendran

An exemplary system, method and computer-accessible medium for determining a starting point of a header field(s) in a network packet(s) can be provided, which can include, for example receiving the network(s) packet, determining a header location of the header field(s) in the network packet(s), determining a delimiter location of a delimiter(s) in the network packet(s), and determining the starting point of the header field(s) based on the header and delimiter locations. The header location can be determined using a header finder module. The delimiter location can be determined using a delimiter finder module. The header and delimiter locations can be determined using a plurality of comparators arranged into a plurality of sets.

System, method and computer-accessible medium for network intrusion detection

A ring oscillator (RO) based Design-For-Trust (DFTr) technique is described. Functional paths of integrated circuit (IC) are included in one or more embedded ROs by (1) selecting a path in the IC, based on path selection criteria, that has one or more unsecured gates, and (2) embedding one or more ROs on the IC until a stop condition is met. An input pattern to activate embedded RO is determined. Further, a golden frequency which is a frequency at which the embedded RO oscillates, and a frequency range of the embedded RO are determined. A Trojan in the IC may be detected by activating the embedded RO (by applying the input pattern), measuring a frequency at which the embedded RO oscillates, and determining whether or not a Trojan is present based on whether or not the measured frequency of the RO is within a predetermined operating frequency range of the RO.

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