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On physical-layer identification of wireless devices

Danev et al., 2012

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894113110724844918
Author
Danev B
Zanetti D
Capkun S
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ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR)

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Physical-layer device identification aims at identifying wireless devices during radio communication by exploiting unique characteristics of their analog (radio) circuitry. This work systematizes the existing knowledge on this topic in order to enable a better understanding …
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