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Lightweight Authentication Using Noisy Key Derived from Physically Unclonable

Komano et al., 2023

Document ID
2436051552139778528
Author
Komano Y
Iwamoto M
Ohta K
Sakiyama K
Publication year
Publication venue
Innovative Security Solutions for Information Technology and Communications: 15th International Conference, SecITC 2022, Virtual Event, December 8–9, 2022, Revised Selected Papers

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Internet of things (IoT) systems consist of many devices that send their sensor data to cloud servers. Cryptographic authenti-cation is essential for maintaining the consistency of these systems, and lightweight authentication in particular is required because most IoT devices …
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