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A Lightweight LFSR-Based Strong Physical Unclonable Function Design on FPGA (January 2019)
2019
IEEE Access
Physical unclonable function (PUF), a reliable physical security primitive, can be implemented in FPGAs and ASICs. Strong PUF is an important PUF classification that provides a large "Challenge-Response" pairs (CRP) space for device authentication. However, most of the traditional strong PUF designs represented by the arbiter PUF are difficult to implement on FPGA. We propose a new lightweight strong PUF design that can dynamically reconfigure while maintaining high entropy and large CRP space.
doi:10.1109/access.2019.2917259
fatcat:6uvduupcnjhc5pvw2y3tgyujne