Physical Layer Key Generation is a key management method that exploits the unique physical characteristics of wireless channels—such as channel reciprocity and randomness in channel measurements—to generate cryptographic keys through physical layer attributes rather than traditional higher-layer protocols.
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Phy-layer Key Generation
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Fast and practical secret key extraction by exploiting channel response
Hongbo Liu, Yang Wang, Jie Yang et al. · 2013 · 258 citations
Fast and scalable secret key generation exploiting channel phase randomness in wireless networks
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Fairfax, United States
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Xi'an, China
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Shanghai, China
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