Volatile device keys and applications thereof

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – With particular coupling link

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C340S500000, C340S501000

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ABSTRACT:
A key is determined from a volatile response using circuitry on the device. The volatile response depend on process variation in fabrication of the device. Error control data that depends on the first volatile response can be computed, stored externally to the device, and then used to generate the key using a volatile response using the circuit. Applications of volatile keys include authentication and rights management for content and software.

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