Proceedings of the 2018 on Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security 2018
DOI: 10.1145/3196494.3196530
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Pseudoentropic Isometries

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“…The secret key k is extracted from fuzzy input and used as a key in the SKEM, which encrypts the final extracted string R. The input is also used as an authentication key for LAF to authenticate the ciphertext generated by SKEM, and the output can be considered as an authenticator. Alamelou et al Alamélou et al (2018) introduced a reusable FE that leverages pseudoentropic isometries for both the set difference metric and Hamming distance scenario.…”
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“…The secret key k is extracted from fuzzy input and used as a key in the SKEM, which encrypts the final extracted string R. The input is also used as an authentication key for LAF to authenticate the ciphertext generated by SKEM, and the output can be considered as an authenticator. Alamelou et al Alamélou et al (2018) introduced a reusable FE that leverages pseudoentropic isometries for both the set difference metric and Hamming distance scenario.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The extracted keys are reproducible and remain secure even when the correlated values are enrolled multiple times. Therefore, the PUF responses under the same challenge can be used repeatedly to verify the identity without using a different CPR each time.Alamelou et alAlamélou et al (2018) introduced a reusable pseudoentropic isometries (RPI) frame in the Hamming distance scene. Let Z be an alphabet and let W = W 1 , ..., W s be a fuzzy secret sample,…”
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