Capacitive Multi-Channel Security Sensor IC for Tamper-Resistant Enclosures

Ferres, Elischa; Immler, Vincent; Utz, Alexander; Stanitzki, Alexander; Lerch, Renee; Kokozinski, Rainer

doi:10.1109/icsens.2018.8589716

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“…Such chaotic circuit whose operation is strongly dependent on the antenna or on the value of a capacitor loading the antenna could be more sensitive and at the same time lower cost. Application of the proposed solution to tampering detection [19,20] and other uses described in [21] seems also promising.…”

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Chaotic Sensors and Tags: Design and Performances

Teodorescu

2021

2021 International Conference on Applied Electronics (AE)

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Chaotic Sensors and Tags: Design and Performances

Teodorescu

2021

2021 International Conference on Applied Electronics (AE)

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“…This tamper resistant device is used in many applications where control over the execution of an algorithm or secrecy protection is required (Boneh et al, 1999). These are also physical security boundaries implemented to restrict the scope of physical attacks (Ferres et al, 2018). Further, reasons for its first choice are small physical size, the portability, the ease of nonvolatile memory, and the security guaranteed by a single chip computer embedded in a plastic card (Buhari et al, 2022).…”

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A Light Weight Temper Resistance Client File in an External Memory for Remote User Authentication and Access Control

Buhari

Obiniyi

Junaidu

et al. 2023

International Journal of Systems and Software Security and Protection

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This research proposes a lightweight tamper resistant client file in an external memory as an alternative to smart card for remote user authentication and access control. The benefit of using this special client file is portability and ease of acquirement, especially in school online portals, online resources portals, and e-commerce portals. The characteristics and design considerations that make smart card tamper resistant are reviewed. Techniques and characteristics to make a client file in an external memory to exhibit a lightweight tamper resistant property has been formulated. The Kumari et al.'s scheme, which is the latest research that uses external memory for remote user authentication, has been reviewed. The basic system design and software design of the proposed client file is presented and modeled. This will enable implementation of the proposed system using any prepared programming or scripting language of one's choice. The proposed scheme and reviewed scheme are also evaluated for efficiency, tamper resistance, and impersonation attack.

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