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Embedded devices are today important elements of critical infrastructures like networking, telecommunications, electric/gas/water utility automation, and industrial automation. Access to these embedded devices should be restricted and strictly controlled. Current authentication schemes for embedded devices - mainly password based - do not provide the necessary security and scalable manageability. This paper presents the specific requirements for authentication and access control to embedded devices and proposes a novel, public-key based protocol for secure access and communication to embedded servers.
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