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Improved Privacy of the Tree-Based Hash Protocols Using Physically Unclonable Function
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In 2004, Molnar and Wagner introduced a very appealing scheme dedicated to the identification of RFID tags. Their protocol relies on a binary tree of secrets which are shared
Julien Bringer, Hervé Chabanne, Thomas Icar
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