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Physical Unclonable Functions (PUF) are an emerging hardware security primitives proposed by various researchers in last one decade. PUFs are useful security architectures used for identification, authentication and cryptographic key generation. Many PUF topologies are proposed in the past targeting both ASIC and FPGA. It is nearly impossible to get two PUF circuits with same characteristics for the...
Cyber-physical system integrity requires both hardware and software security. Many of the cyber attacks are successful as they are designed to selectively target a specific hardware or software component in an embedded system and trigger its failure. Existing security measures also use attack vector models and isolate the malicious component as a counter-measure. Isolated security primitives do not...
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