PUFatt links software-based attestation to fundamental device characteristics through a novel processor-based PUF, which provide a lightweight remote attestation scheme.
(i) Requires any hardware modifications.
(ii) High computation and storage overhead.
(iii) No real performance and implementation details of the integrated system.
(iv) Does not support mutual authentication.
(v) Vulnerable to modeling attacks by machine-learning techniques, and security protocols are unsafe.