Systems and methods for authentication using antenna array geometries
AssigneeUniversity of South Florida
InventorsMurat Karabacak, Berker Pekoz, Gokhan Mumcu, Huseyin Arslan
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AssigneeUniversity of South Florida
InventorsMurat Karabacak, Berker Pekoz, Gokhan Mumcu, Huseyin Arslan
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In one embodiment, an authentication scheme (500) that combines chaotic antenna array geometries with pseudorandom pilot sequences and antenna array activation sequences is provided. A receiving device (110A) receives a pilot signal (130) from a transmitting device (110B) (501). The receiving device computes a unique signature (125) for the transmitting device that captures differences between the received signal and expected pilot signal (503). The differences may be due to a unique antenna array geometry of the transmitting device, a pseudorandom pilot sequence used by the transmitting device, and an antenna array activation sequence used by the transmitting device. Later, this computed unique signature may be used by other receiving devices to authenticate the transmitting device (505; 507).
A method for authenticating a transmitting device by a receiving device using signatures, the method comprising:
A method for authenticating receiving devices comprising:
A receiving device comprising:
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