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The analog world could make the Internet of Things safer, according to the University of Passau. Researchers are investigating future applications for physically unclonable functions in memory structures and nanomaterial-based devices. Unique artifacts in chip production, such as fingerprints, should enable unique identifiability, for example in the IoT.
The analog world could make the Internet of Things safer, according to the University of Passau. Researchers are investigating future applications for physically unclonable functions in memory structures and nanomaterial-based devices. Unique artifacts in chip production, such as fingerprints, should enable unique identifiability, for example in the IoT. https://www.security-insider.de/nachweis-digitaler-identitaeten-mit-chip-fingerabdruecken-a-1025861/
