A conditional privacy-preserving and desynchronization-resistant authentication protocol for vehicular ad hoc network

Kumar, Pankaj; Om, Hari

doi:10.1007/s11227-022-04562-9

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“…Through the analysis of existing IoV authentication protocols, we identified certain deficiencies in several of the existing authentication protocols, such as high computational costs, a lack of multi-factor secrecy and no known session key secrecy, and also found that they may suffer from ID/password guessing attacks, RSU captured attacks and so on. Recently, Kumar et al [5] proposed a conditional privacy protection and desynchronizationresistant authentication scheme for IoV. However, we found that Kumar et al's [5] scheme suffers from several attacks.…”

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“…Recently, Kumar et al [5] proposed a conditional privacy protection and desynchronizationresistant authentication scheme for IoV. However, we found that Kumar et al's [5] scheme suffers from several attacks. To solve these problems, we proposed a secure and efficient V2I authentication scheme for IoV.…”

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“…This section describes the security features and performance cost of this protocol compared with other protocols [5,15,16,21,29,30].…”

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Improvement of a Conditional Privacy-Preserving and Desynchronization-Resistant Authentication Protocol for IoV

Xie,

Huang

2024

Applied Sciences

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In Internet of Vehicles (IoV), the secure data transmission between vehicles and transportation infrastructure effectively ensures the safety and fast driving of vehicles, while authentication and key agreement protocols between vehicles and transportation infrastructure (V2I) play an important role in ensuring data security and user privacy. However, how to design a provably secure and lightweight V2I authentication protocol for IoV is a challenge. Recently, Kumar et al. proposed a conditional privacy-preserving and desynchronization-resistant authentication protocol for IoV, but we find that Kumar et al.’s scheme is vulnerable to identity guessing attacks, impersonation attacks, and a lack of session key secrecy once the attacker obtains data stored in smart card through side-channel attacks. We also point out that Kumar et al.’s protocol is vulnerable to Roadside Unit (RSU) captured attacks and lacks perfect forward secrecy. Therefore, we propose an improved V2I authentication protocol for IoV, which uses the Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) to resist RSU captured attacks, and designed a three-factor secrecy strategy to resist side-channel attacks; a conditional privacy-preserving strategy was also adopted to achieve anonymity and malicious user tracking. Furthermore, the proposed protocol is provably secure under the random oracle model and has low computation and communication costs.

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Improvement of a Conditional Privacy-Preserving and Desynchronization-Resistant Authentication Protocol for IoV

Xie,

Huang

2024

Applied Sciences

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“…This section provides an overview of the AVISPA tool and demonstrates the simulation results to check the security of Su et al protocol using a widely used security verification model AVISPA. 24,25 4.3.1 Description of AVISPA tool AVISPA is a tool for verifying the security of authentication protocols through simulation. High-Level Protocol Specification Language (HLPSL) is used to implement the simulation code.…”

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On the security of a novel privacy‐preserving authentication scheme for V2G networks

Javed,

Arslan Akram,

Noor Mian

et al. 2023

Security and Privacy

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Vehicle‐to‐grid (V2G) network has a clear advantage in terms of economic advantages, it has attracted the interest of electric vehicle (EV) and power grid users. However, numerous security concerns limit its further progress. In existing V2G protocols a trusted third party independently generates the master key of the system, so if the adversary compromises the third party, then the system may become vulnerable to system master key leakage attack. Recently, Su et al. presented a privacy‐preserving mutual authentication protocol for V2G networks. Firstly, we crypt‐analysis Su et al.'s protocol and show that their protocol is vulnerable to several security attacks such as the reveal of the master secret key, impersonation attacks and the incorrect notion of EV's anonymity and traceability and does not meet the security features they claimed in their paper. Secondly, we verify that Su et al.'s protocol is unsafe against impersonation attacks, system key leakage, and electrical vehicle anonymity attack using the AVISPA tool.

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Secure Authentication and Reliable Cloud Storage Scheme for IoT-Edge-Cloud Integration

2023

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A conditional privacy-preserving and desynchronization-resistant authentication protocol for vehicular ad hoc network

Cited by 11 publications

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Improvement of a Conditional Privacy-Preserving and Desynchronization-Resistant Authentication Protocol for IoV

Improvement of a Conditional Privacy-Preserving and Desynchronization-Resistant Authentication Protocol for IoV

On the security of a novel privacy‐preserving authentication scheme for V2G networks

Secure Authentication and Reliable Cloud Storage Scheme for IoT-Edge-Cloud Integration

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