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Microchip latest company to secure hardware down to code level to keep ahead of hackers.

Castle Shield, a leading provider of applications and services based on a Zero Trust Architecture framework, today announces a research collaboration with Northern Arizona University (NAU), which seeks

Researchers Create a Graphene-Based Physically Unclonable Function Recently, researchers have created a physically unclonable function using graphene transistors which may help the semiconductor industry deploy graphene into future products. What is a physically unclonable function, what did the researchers create, and how could it help security of the future? What is a physically unclonable function? A Physically Unclonable Function, or PUF for short, is a piece of hardware that produces a unique output in a predictable manner but whose construction cannot be replicated. For example, a manuf...

Credit: National University of Singapore Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have invented a new method of anti-counterfeiting called DeepKey. Developed in just eight months, this security innovation uses two dimensional (2D)-material tags and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled authentication software. Compared to conventional anti-counterfeiting technologies, DeepKey works faster, achieves highly accurate results, and uses durable identification tags that are not easily damaged by environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures, chemical spills, UV exposure, ...