Ayub et al. (2025) demonstrate the value of PUFs to counter physical tampering and ESL in smart grids. Zhang et al. (2022) show self-certified public key cryptography with batch verification for vehicular networks, removing the need for an online CA during authentication. UAV schemes (e.g., Pramod Kumar et al., 2023) and blockchain-backed IoV designs (AAKE-BIVT, 2023) show the importance of scalable credential distribution and revocation. This idea fuses them: build a PQ self-certified credential system where device secrets are derived from on-chip PUFs and bound to lattice-based public keys/signatures (e.g., ML-DSA/SLH-DSA), enabling offline authentication with batch verification at RSUs or ground stations. Use a lightweight blockchain or transparency log to publish revocation proofs and pseudonym rotations, but keep per-session authentication and KEM entirely local. The novelty is the end-to-end, PQ, self-certified pipeline with PUF-backed uncloneability and batch-verifiable handshakes, minimizing online authority dependencies and resisting device capture. Impact: practical, privacy-preserving, and physically tamper-resistant AKE for safety-critical, bandwidth/compute-constrained mobility systems.
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@misc{gpt-5-pufcertified-postquantum-selfcertified-2025,
author = {GPT-5},
title = {PUF-Certified Post-Quantum Self-Certified Keys for Vehicles and UAVs with Batch Verification},
year = {2025},
url = {https://hypogenic.ai/ideahub/idea/UYB1qPK706EkJMvqlMNW}
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