Crypto Engine Design

A deep dive into cryptographic hardware architectures, providing a structured approach to secure computing. This book examines the design, optimization, and implementation of crypto engines, ensuring efficiency and robustness in encryption and hashing mechanisms.

Wen-Long Chin is a professor in the Department of Engineering Science at National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), Taiwan, with extensive expertise in cryptographic hardware design and secure computing architectures. Prior to joining academia, He spent over 11 years in the Hsinchu Science Park, Taiwan, specializing in communication and network IC design, where he also led projects in high-performance and secure hardware solutions. As a senior member of IEEE, he contributed to the field through editorial roles, serving as an Associate Editor for IEEE Wireless Communications, IEEE Access, and the EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking. His research spans crypto engine optimization, secure circuit implementations, and cryptographic algorithm design, with approximately 70 journal and conference papers, one authored book, entitled ``Principles of Verilog Digital Design’’, one book chapter, and 17 patents.