Implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in Chisel
- Implement an open-source, transparent, secure encryption module in Chisel
- Equip developers with ready-to-use, efficient, parameterizable, encryption macros for RISC-V systems
- Compare performance and resource utilization of generated HDL with pure Verilog and Vivado HLS
- Compare code size with Verilog, Python, C++ and Vivado HLS as a index of development productivity
- (more to come)
- Compact AES Cipher and Inverse Cipher Chisel implementation
- Basic side-channel attack defense based on LFSR noise
- IDE (IntelliJ) compatible
- Run
./aes_tests.sh > logfile.txt
to run all tests and store console output into logfile - Generated Verilog will be in directory /test_run_dir
- Either gtkwave or dinotrace (or other wave viewer) can be used to display .vcd files
- Our implementations of AES in Python, C/C++, Vivado HLS: github.com/hplp/AES_implementations
- This project was created using the chisel-template from freechipsproject
- Other available Chisel IP Contributions
- Yet another AES implementation in Chisel: github.com/yaozhaosh/chisel-aes
- Best resource for learning Chisel: chisel-bootcamp
- Useful and highly recommeded Scala class on coursera
This work resulted in the folowwing publications:
@article{guo2022agile,
title={Agile-AES: Implementation of configurable AES primitive with agile design approach},
author={Guo, Xinfei and El-Hadedy, Mohamed and Mosanu, Sergiu and Wei, Xiangdong and Skadron, Kevin and Stan, Mircea R},
journal={Integration},
year={2022},
publisher={Elsevier}
}
@inproceedings{mosanu2019flexi,
title={Flexi-AES: A Highly-Parameterizable Cipher for a Wide Range of Design Constraints},
author={Mosanu, Sergiu and Guo, Xinfei and El-Hadedy, Mohamed and Anghel, Lorena and Stan, Mircea},
booktitle={2019 IEEE 27th Annual International Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM)},
pages={338--338},
year={2019},
organization={IEEE}
}