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A novel cryptographic architecture for wearable devices

A novel cryptographic architecture for wearable devices

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Towards Wearability in Cryptographic Systems: A Novel Architecture Based on Rainbow Scheme for Wearable Devices
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  • Sep 2018
Wearable devices are examples of the Internet of Things, which often enable objects to exchange data with other connected devices, without requiring human intervention. Since quantum computers have been a potential threat to most of the public cryptographic systems, the data security has been the focuses of the users of wearable devices. Among publ...
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