Abstract

This thesis addresses security and privacy problems for digital devices and biometrics, where a secret key is generated for authentication, identification, or secure computa- tions. A physical unclonable function (PUF) is a promising solution for local security in digital devices. A low-complexity transform-coding algorithm is developed to make the information-theoretic analysis tractable and motivate a noisy (hidden) PUF source model. The optimal trade-offs between the secret-key, privacy-leakage, and storage rates for multiple measurements of hidden PUFs are characterized. The first optimal and low- complexity code constructions are proposed. Polar codes are designed to achieve the best known rate tuples. The gains from cost-constrained controllable PUF measurements are illustrated to motivate extensions. toggle 7 keywords

physical unclonable function physical layer security coding for security transform coding for joint reliability storage secrecy and privacy

Information

Author
Günlü, Onur
Institution
Technical University of Munich
Supervisor
Publication Year
2019
Upload Date
Nov. 1, 2021

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