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Device aging-based physically unclonable functions

Published:05 June 2011Publication History

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To improve resiliency against reverse engineering we propose dynamic physically unclonable functions (DPUFs) whose physical properties are subject to unpredictable changes between uses. We demonstrate this idea using device aging to alter delay characteristics according to user instructions.

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      DAC '11: Proceedings of the 48th Design Automation Conference
      June 2011
      1055 pages
      ISBN:9781450306362
      DOI:10.1145/2024724

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