Without knowing the bitstream to be mapped in the FPGA, a Trojan cannot be included in the FPGA hardware by the foundry. 1. FPGA-based implementations typically consume more power and area compared to...

Without knowing the bitstream to be mapped in the FPGA, a Trojan cannot be included in the FPGA hardware by the foundry.

1. FPGA-based implementations typically consume more power and area compared to their ASIC counterpart.