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Noisy tags: A pretty good key exchange protocol for RFID tags

Castelluccia et al., 2006

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15017133755006314790
Author
Castelluccia C
Avoine G
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Publication venue
International Conference on Smart Card Research and Advanced Applications

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We propose a protocol that can be used between an RFID tag and a reader to exchange a secret without performing any expensive computation. Similarly to the famous blocker tag suggested by Juels, Rivest, and Szydlo, our scheme makes use of special tags that we call …
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