Low-cost mutual RFID authentication model using predefined password lists

Schapranow, Matthieu-P.; Müller, Jürgen; Enderlein, Sebastian; Helmich, Marco; Zeier, Alexander

doi:10.1109/icieem.2009.5344198

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“…The exchange can be detected, unless counterfeits are also equipped with tags and all authentic tags are copied and attached to the counterfeits. This kind of attack requires the knowledge of EPCs of the original tags, which can be read by commodity readers unless specific tags with on-tag security implementations, such as physically uncloneable functions or predefined password lists are used [46,59].…”

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Costs of authentic pharmaceuticals: research on qualitative and quantitative aspects of enabling anti-counterfeiting in RFID-aided supply chains

Schapranow

Müller

Zeier

et al. 2011

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The pharmaceutical industry suffers from steadily increasing counterfeit rates. RFID technology is named as a foundation for an integer and counterfeitresistant pharmaceutical supply chain. A transformation toward an RFID-aided supply chain involves both technical and business adaptions. We share technical insights of our proposed architecture for storing and searching pharmaceutical RFID event data. From the business perspective, we discuss the viability of RFID-based anti-counterfeiting with respect to its monetary impacts. We define qualitative requirements for software components developed for RFID and provide a quantitative analysis of operational costs for a dedicated service provider for anti-counterfeiting. Its implementation and amortization is discussed for different operating setups to enable access to RFID technology for all participants of pharmaceutical the supply chain

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confidence: 99%

Costs of authentic pharmaceuticals: research on qualitative and quantitative aspects of enabling anti-counterfeiting in RFID-aided supply chains

Schapranow

Müller

Zeier

et al. 2011

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“…This exchange can be detected, unless counterfeits are also equipped with tags and all authentic tags are copied and attached to the counterfeits. This attack requires the knowledge of the EPCs of the original tags, which can be read by commodity readers unless specific tags with on-tag security implementations, such as physically uncloneable functions [27] or predefined password lists [28], are used.…”

Section: Security Evaluationmentioning

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A Formal Model for Enabling RFID in Pharmaceutical Supply Chains

Schapranow

Zeier

Plattner

2011

2011 44th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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The use of RFID technology for anticounterfeiting involves complex event processing, which exceeds the current state of the art of product tracking and tracing implementations. The use of RFID requires storing good related events for anticounterfeiting in a distributed way by each handling party individually.We define a formal approach for modeling of data entities, events, and operations that correlate to handling of pharmaceutical goods. This supports the operation of a unified service provider for anti-counterfeiting that matches virtual product history and event data from distributed repositories of involved supply chain roles. Our contribution includes a quantitative analysis of the expected data amount and related costs for operating this service provider by applying our formal approach to a concrete pharmaceutical supply chain.

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