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Memories: A survey of their secure uses in smart cards

Neve et al., 2003

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13267620243409678147
Author
Neve M
Peeters E
Samyde D
Quisquater J
Publication year
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Second IEEE International Security in Storage Workshop

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Smart cards are widely known for their tamper resistance, but only contain a small amount of memory. Though very small, this memory often contains highly valuable information (identification data, cryptographic key, etc). This is why it is subject to many attacks, as the …
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