Security primitives for memoryless IoT devices based on Physical Unclonable Functions and True Random Number Generators
Krzysztof Gołofit
Abstract:The article describes various security primitives for significantly resource-constrained devices, such as sensors or sensor networks, IoT devices, wearables, etc. — i.e., devices without programmable memory. It is dedicated to parts which cannot handle complex algorithms of modern secure cryptography, cannot be equipped with programmable memories, or their circuits or data in permanent memories can be easily reverse-engineered. Instead, all security techniques (e.g., identification, authentication, and encrypt… Show more
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