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A DTN-based RFID protocol

Deng, 2012

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12131521583196310313
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Deng X
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In this thesis, we propose a lightweight Radio-frequency identification (RFID) mutual au thentication protocol without permanent backend server connections. Only pseudo-random number generator (PRNG) and XOR operations are used in our protocol. Mutual authen …
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