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RF Fingerprinting of DSP Implementations using Machine Learning: An Over-the-Air Case Study
Radio frequency fingerprinting aims to identify transmitters by exploiting small differences in the emitted signal waveform. Common approaches exploit hardware-dependent imperfections for that purpose. This work instead investigates whether differences between digital signal processing implementatio
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