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Contextual Chain: Lightweight Continuity Authentication for Intermittently Connected Devices
Can authentication make memory, rather than computational hardness, the attacker's bottleneck? Contextual Chain is a lightweight continuity protocol for intermittently connected devices that share evolving physical or operational context. An honest device follows one realized history, updating a com
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