Mitigating Threats and Vulnerabilities of RFID in IoT Through Outsourcing Computations for Public Key Cryptography

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In Zaigham Mahmood (ed.), Security, Privacy and Trust in the Iot Environment. Springer Verlag. pp. 39-60 (2019)
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The widespread use of IoT devices that rely on Radio Frequency IDentification of an incorrect computational result, is exponentially small. This has a significant impact on the adoption of the said technologies in fields and areas where the use of RFID technology has not been considered. The solutions proposed in this chapter enable RFID technology to be more secure and be part of the IoT vision as a trusted technology, which can be adopted in any field globally without having concerns regarding privacy, security, and trust.

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