Sorting Attacks Resilient Authentication Protocol for CMOS Image Sensor Based PUF

ePrint Report: Sorting Attacks Resilient Authentication Protocol for CMOS Image Sensor Based PUF

Chandan Kumar, Mahendra Rathor, Urbi Chatterjee

Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) have emerged as a viable and cost-effective method for device authentication and key generation. Recently, CMOS image sensors have been exploited as PUF for hardware fingerprinting in mobile devices. As CMOS image sensors are readily available in modern devices such as smartphones, laptops etc., it eliminates the need for additional hardware for implementing a PUF structure. In …

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