A lightweight multi-layer authentication protocol for wireless body area networks

Shen, Jian; Chang, Shaohua; Shen, Jun; Liu, Qi; Sun, Xingming

doi:10.1016/j.future.2016.11.033

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“…They also investigate the underlying rationale of the security failures and put forward three basic principles for designing secure authentication protocols in WSNs. In 2016, Shen et al [15] proposed an efficient multilayer authentication protocol and a secure session key generation method for WSNs. They also designed a oneto-many group authentication protocol and a certificate-less authentication protocol, which is of independent interest.…”

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A Provably Secure Anonymous Authenticated Key Exchange Protocol Based on ECC for Wireless Sensor Networks

Zhang

Wei³

2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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In wireless sensor networks, users sometimes need to retrieve real-time data directly from the sensor nodes. Many authentication protocols are proposed to address the security and privacy aspects of this scenario. However, these protocols still have security loopholes and fail to provide strong user anonymity. In order to overcome these shortcomings, we propose an anonymous authenticated key exchange protocol based on Elliptic Curves Cryptography (ECC). The novel protocol provides strong user anonymity such that even the gateway node and the sensor nodes do not know the real identity of the user. The security of the proposed protocol is conducted in a well-defined security model under the CDH assumption. Compared with other related protocols, our protocol is efficient in terms of communication and enjoys stronger security. The only disadvantage is that our protocol consumes more computation resources due to the usage of asymmetric cryptography mechanisms to realize strong anonymity. Consequently, our protocol is suitable for applications which require strong anonymity and high security in wireless sensor networks.

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A Provably Secure Anonymous Authenticated Key Exchange Protocol Based on ECC for Wireless Sensor Networks

Zhang

Wei³

2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…This method adopted an elliptic curve cryptography algorithm that allows a low computation cost as well as a high-level of security. 6,7 Smart home security and small information & communication technology service companies security…”

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Implementation of lightweight intrusion detection model for security of smart green house and vertical farm

Huh

2018

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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With the current global food production capability, it is not difficult to anticipate that there will be a global food shortage when the world population grows beyond 10 billion by the end of the 21st century. Many projects are in motion to deal with this problem and some of them are considered to be quite feasible. Development and implementation of smart green houses and vertical farms are two major solutions for the expected crisis, but as other ICT-based systems, their security problems must be dealt with. Nevertheless, current network forensics is still unable to fully monitor and analyze computer network traffic to gather the evidences of malicious attacks or intrusions. Although major companies and government agencies have introduced various types of high-speed IDS into their networks, smaller firms or private organizations are unable to do so because of the cost involved. The lightweight IDS proposed in this study can be a suitable solution as this system can be operated with a common PC and peripherals. This system also underwent a test bed experiment and proved its efficiency. Jpcap library was used to capture transport packets which were then classified using typical communications protocols. The packet headers were subjected to analysis and the results were stored in database for later applications.

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“…In addition, there are also various privacy-preserving authentication protocols, like two-factor authentication [11,12], three-factor authentication [13,14], end-to-end authentication [15], and so on. And some new works focus on practical application fields, such as smart metering [16], Internet of Things [17], and WBAN [18].…”

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PMDP: A Framework for Preserving Multiparty Data Privacy in Cloud Computing

Wei

Liu

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Security and Communication Networks

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The amount of Internet data is significantly increasing due to the development of network technology, inducing the appearance of big data. Experiments have shown that deep mining and analysis on large datasets would introduce great benefits. Although cloud computing supports data analysis in an outsourced and cost-effective way, it brings serious privacy issues when sending the original data to cloud servers. Meanwhile, the returned analysis result suffers from malicious inference attacks and also discloses user privacy. In this paper, to conquer the above privacy issues, we propose a general framework for Preserving Multiparty Data Privacy (PMDP for short) in cloud computing. The PMDP framework can protect numeric data computing and publishing with the assistance of untrusted cloud servers and achieve delegation of storage simultaneously. Our framework is built upon several cryptography primitives (e.g., secure multiparty computation) and differential privacy mechanism, which guarantees its security against semihonest participants without collusion. We further instantiate PMDP with specific algorithms and demonstrate its security, efficiency, and advantages by presenting security analysis and performance discussion. Moreover, we propose a security enhanced framework sPMDP to resist malicious inside participants and outside adversaries. We illustrate that both PMDP and sPMDP are reliable and scale well and thus are desirable for practical applications.

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A lightweight multi-layer authentication protocol for wireless body area networks

Cited by 213 publications

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A Provably Secure Anonymous Authenticated Key Exchange Protocol Based on ECC for Wireless Sensor Networks

A Provably Secure Anonymous Authenticated Key Exchange Protocol Based on ECC for Wireless Sensor Networks

Implementation of lightweight intrusion detection model for security of smart green house and vertical farm

PMDP: A Framework for Preserving Multiparty Data Privacy in Cloud Computing

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