Method and apparatus for using imperfections in computing...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Multiple computer communication using cryptography – Particular communication authentication technique

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C713S193000, C713S194000, C714S025000, C714S718000

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07987362

ABSTRACT:
A method for authenticating a device including the steps of operating the device to create at least one failure condition; obtaining a measurement based on the at least one failure condition; and, comparing the measurement based on the at least one failure condition with a previously stored measurement based on the at least one failure condition to determine an identity of the device. An apparatus and an article of manufacture for authenticating a device is also disclosed.

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“Technical Details on Microsoft Product Activation for Windows XP,” Internet Citation, XP002398930, Aug. 13, 2001.

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