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Hardware Implementation of Bluetooth Security

Bluetooth can implement its security layer's key-generation mechanism and authentication in software or hardware. Software implementation usually satisfies user requirements, but in time-critical applications or processing-constrained devices, a hardware implementation is preferable.

Odysseas G. Koufopavlou | Paris Kitsos | Nicolas Sklavos | Kyriakos Papadomanolakis

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