Now at the qCLOUDS Lab, University of Melbourne

Koustav Kumar Mondal

I build trust into hardware, so connected vehicles, IoT devices and quantum-era networks can prove who they are.

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Portrait of Koustav Kumar Mondal in a dark suit and blue tie
Melbourne, Australia

Two identical chips, two different fingerprints

A physical unclonable function (PUF) turns microscopic manufacturing differences into a response nobody can copy. Set a challenge, then ask two chips made from the same design. This demo runs a simulated arbiter PUF in your browser.

Challenge
Chip A
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Chip B
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Responses appear here. Bits where the chips disagree get a butter-yellow ring.

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