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Explore the cutting-edge field of Physical Unclonable Functions through this 52-minute conference session from CHES 2025, chaired by Elif Bilge Kavun. Delve into the latest research and developments in PUFs, which are hardware security primitives that exploit manufacturing variations to create unique device fingerprints for authentication and key generation. Learn about novel PUF designs, security analysis methods, and practical implementation challenges from leading researchers in cryptographic hardware and embedded systems security. Gain insights into how PUFs address critical security requirements in IoT devices, secure authentication protocols, and hardware-based cryptographic systems. Access comprehensive materials including research papers and presentation slides through the official CHES 2025 program to deepen your understanding of this rapidly evolving area of hardware security.
