DocumentCode
1001681
Title
OEM Component Authentication
Author
Schutz, Kevin
Author_Institution
Atmel, Grenoble
Volume
24
Issue
6
fYear
2007
Firstpage
534
Lastpage
534
Abstract
Counterfeiting of high-tech products is a major concern today. Legitimate companies sustain a direct financial burden from lost sales-plus deteriorated brand equity, which may have taken years to build. Unknowing consumers don´t always benefit from purchasing counterfeit goods, because product safety may be jeopardized and presumed warranties voided. Proven cryptographic protocols offer powerful turnkey solutions for various embedded systems to counter these problems.
Keywords
copy protection; cryptographic protocols; digital signatures; embedded systems; product development; OEM component authentication; anticloning; brand equity deterioration; cryptographic protocol; embedded systems; financial burden; high-tech product counterfeiting; lost sales; product safety; Authentication; Batteries; Cloning; Counterfeiting; Embedded computing; Embedded system; Network servers; Protection; Public key; Testing; authentication; counterfeiting; cryptographic protocols; turnkey;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Design & Test of Computers, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0740-7475
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MDT.2007.199
Filename
4397177
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