Cryptography on a Speck of Dust

Authors:
Jens-Peter Kaps;Gunnar Gaubatz;Berk Sunar
Affiliations:
George Mason University;Worcester Polytechnic Institute;Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2007

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Abstract

As tiny wireless sensors and RFID tags become ubiquitous, they impact privacy, trust, and control. Protecting data on these devices requires new algorithms suitable for ultralow-power implementations.