A Key Management Scheme for Secure Mobile IP Registration Based on AAA Protocol

Kang, Hyun-Sun; Park, Chang-Seop

doi:10.1093/ietfec/e89-a.6.1842

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“…Each user in the system can access this information through the public directory. On the other hand, besides the above assumptions, the authentication between HA and FA is based on the same assumptions found in (Kang and Park, 2006;Yang et al, 2003b).…”

Section: Security Analysismentioning

confidence: 76%

“…In the registration period, the HA and MH can pre-share a secret key to be used for authenticating each other when the MH moves away from its home network. The authentication between HA and FA can be realized using an AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) server (Kang and Park, 2006;Yang et al, 2003b), simultaneously providing authentication, authorization, and accounting among agents. Long et al (Long et al, 2004) pointed out the crash of the home AAA server or any failure of the network along the path from the visited network to the home network will prohibit the roaming user from being authenticated.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The secure relationship between HA and FA can be achieved by the AAA server (See (Kang and Park, 2006;Yang et al, 2003b) for more detailed descriptions).…”

Section: Mobile Host Registers With Foreign Agentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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User-anonymous and short-term Conference Key Distribution System via link-layer routing in mobile communications

Chang

Hwang

2011

IJMC

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There are occasions when some people carry their portable devices to a hotel room or office to hold a short-term conference over wireless networks. This paper designs a user-anonymous and short-term conference key distribution system to ensure secure communications over an open channel and to protect the identities of the users. Further, linker-layer routing between the mobile hosts makes it possible for mobile hosts to directly communicate with one another. Under the random oracle model and the elliptic curve version of the computational Diffie-Hellman assumption, the proposed system is demonstrated to be provably secure against active adversaries. Compared to previously proposed systems, the proposed system is efficient in terms of communication and computational complexity, and is suitable for low-power mobile devices.

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confidence: 76%

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confidence: 99%

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User-anonymous and short-term Conference Key Distribution System via link-layer routing in mobile communications

Chang

Hwang

2011

IJMC

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“…For simplifying registration key distribution in Mobile IP registration, a new key management scheme [27] based on AAA Protocol is introduced and it reduces the delay connected with the AAA protocol. In order to build simplified key distribution and to reduce the delay caused by the AAA protocol, the registration key distribution in AAA protocol is disconnected from the base registration protocol.…”

Section: Secure Mip Registration Based On Aaamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…[2], [9] None None MAC (Static key) Protocol in [10] Symmetric encryption Symmetric encryption Symmetric encryption Protocol in [11] None Certified public key Certified public key Protocol in [13] None None Symmetric encryption Lam [15] None None Digital Signature Protocol in [16] None None MAC Protocol in [17] Digital Signature Digital Signature Digital Signature Protocol in [18] IPSec Tunnelling Tunnelling with firewall IPSec Tunnelling Protocol in [19] Certificate from CA Certificate from CA Certificate from CA Yang [23] None Digital Signature Symmetric encryption Protocol in [24] Signature Signature Signature Protocol in [27] PKI Certificate & MAC PKI Certificate & MAC PKI Certificate &MAC Protocols in [28], [29] HMAC HMAC HMAC Protocols in [31], [33] None MAC (static/dynamic key) MAC (dynamic key) Protocol in [47] None Digital Signature MAC (dynamic key) Protocol in [50] Certificate Certificate Certificate Protocol in [51] TTP MAC (static/dynamic key) MAC (dynamic key) Protocol in [52] None MAC (static/dynamic key) MAC (dynamic key) ID Based [71] None IBS without pairings MAC (dynamic key) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ …”

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Mobile IP Registration Protocols: A Survey

KumarMathi¹,

Valarmathi²

2012

IJCA

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IP Mobility which was established to facilitate mobility within a worldwide system of interconnected computer networks gives a scalable solution for different networks. As the commercial use of the internet becomes common for IP Mobility through the wireless communication, it is necessary to construct a secure IP Mobility in a registration process which informs the location of the portable systems such as mobile devices to the home network. While registering the locality with the packet transmission by the portable system, the security issues are of paramount importance and this registration must be secured against any cruel attacks that might attempt to acquire unauthorized advantages from any participating principals. The need for secure way to do Mobile IP registration has given rise to a number of protocols. This paper discusses the various existing Mobile IP Registration protocols. The simulation and comparisons has been conducted on the different protocols with the security parameters and registration time to evaluate each protocol's efficiency.

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Privacy‐preserving registration protocol for mobile network

Liang

2012

Int J Communication

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SUMMARYIn this paper, we propose a novel privacy‐preserving registration protocol that combines the verifier local revocation group signature with mobile IP. The protocol could achieve strong security guarantee, such as user anonymity via a robust temporary identity, local user revocation with untraceability support, and secure key establishment against home server and eavesdroppers. Various kinds of adversary attacks can be prevented by the proposed protocol, especially that deposit‐case attack does not work here. Meanwhile, a concurrent mechanism and a dynamical revocation method are designed to minimize the handover authentication delay and the home registration signals. The theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the proposed scheme could provide high security level besides lightweight computational cost and efficient communication performance. For instance, compared with Yang's scheme, the proposed protocol could decrease the falling speed of handover authentication delay up to about 40% with privacy being preserved. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A Key Management Scheme for Secure Mobile IP Registration Based on AAA Protocol

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User-anonymous and short-term Conference Key Distribution System via link-layer routing in mobile communications

User-anonymous and short-term Conference Key Distribution System via link-layer routing in mobile communications

Mobile IP Registration Protocols: A Survey

Privacy‐preserving registration protocol for mobile network

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