Intrinsic ID is a Sunnyvale, California based company that provides security and key management functionality for SoC designs, using the principle of Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) that are unique ot each and every chip. The PUFs are generated from minute,…
Concerns about security have been growing alongside adoption of the IoT, and it seems to be making some headway. This is good news, if it continues, because one of the biggest concerns about buying connected devices is that they can…
Embedded Systems Engineering | By Michael Takamoto The case for adopting SRAM PUF for medical and other devices Personal medical information is definitely something we want kept private. Perhaps no other information besides financial and military can have such profound…
NXP’s New SmartMX2 P60 Step-Up! Secure Element is Enabled with Intrinsic-ID’s Technology to Provide Secure Authentication and Confidential Data Exchange SRAM PUF helps SmartMX2 protect personal payment data and eGovernment Services against identity theft SUNNYVALE, Calif. – Nov. 15, 2016…
Electronics 360 | Tom Kevan A little-known technology called physical unclonable functions (PUFs) stands poised to change the fundamental nature of security processes like authentication and cryptographic key generation.
Joint solution provides a cost-effective option for provisioning unique, certified device identities rooted in hardware that can be adapted to any existing manufacturing workflow Low cost, embedded security solution enables manufacturers to retrofit and enhance security of existing products with…
Euronews How can we protect electronic devices from hacking? Estimates suggest 50 billion will be connected to the internet by 2020. Researchers at Dutch SME Intrinsic ID in the city of Eindhoven are aiming to embed electronic chips containing a unique…
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