论文信息 - Ensuring Secure Healthcare Communications via ICmetric Based Encryption on Unseen Devices

Ensuring Secure Healthcare Communications via ICmetric Based Encryption on Unseen Devices

A workable technique for the stable reproduction of an encryption key from measurable characteristics of Integrated Circuits which have not previously been enrolled or introduced to the system is presented. Such a system offers great potential within practical scenarios where rapid integration of new devices is necessary such as may be found within the healthcare environment.

W. Gareth J. Howells | Klaus D. McDonald-Maier | Andrew B. T. Hopkins | Evangelos Papoutsis

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