Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) are increasingly used in the process of securing
applications. For this purpose, it is crucial that the PUF satisfies all the required properties …

With the exponential rise in the use of cloud services, smart devices, and IoT devices,
advanced cyber attacks have become increasingly sophisticated and ubiquitous …

Memory-based physical unclonable functions (mPUFs) are widely accepted as highly
secure because of the unclonable and immutable nature of manufacturer process variations …

Counterfeit copycat devices have become one of the most important problems in IoT
ecosystem. The number of IoT devices manufactured has grown exponentially through last …

In recent years, the ubiquitous nature of Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications as well as the
pervasive character of next-generation communication protocols, such as the 5G …

In the last years, researchers have exposed vulnerabilities on modern road vehicles that
may have severe safety implications. Specifically, the most popular in-vehicle …

The abundance of embedded systems and smart devices increases the risk of physical
memory disclosure attacks. One such classic non-invasive attack exploits dynamic RAM's …

SRAM-based physically unclonable function (PUF) is an attractive security primitive for
cryptographic protocol and security architecture because SRAM itself is one of the most …

Abstract Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) are popular hardware-based security
primitives that can derive chip signatures from the inherent characteristics of ICs. Due to their …

The utilization of power-up values in SRAM cells to generate PUF responses for chip
identification is a subject of intense study. The cells used for this purpose must be stable, ie …