Counterfeit-proofing chips with digital fingerprints

As any reader of detective fiction will tell you, no two fingerprints are alike. The similarly unique physical structure of microchips could help manufacturers protect their products from piracy, thanks to research at the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology. The team has developed technology that makes use of slight variations generated during manufacture to produce unique, clone-proof digital fingerprints... Continue Reading Counterfeit-proofing chips with digital fingerprints

Tags: Anti-piracy, Counterfeiting, Encryption, Fraunhofer, Microchip

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