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A novel RFID distance bounding protocol based on physically unclonable functions

Kardaş et al., 2011

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262525007098838745
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Kardaş S
Kiraz M
Bingöl M
Demirci H
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International workshop on radio frequency identification: security and privacy issues

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Abstract Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems are vulnerable to relay attacks (ie, mafia, terrorist and distance frauds) when they are used for authentication purposes. Distance bounding protocols are particularly designed as a countermeasure against these …
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