A new lightweight RFID grouping authentication protocol for multiple tags in mobile environment

Shen, Jian; Tan, Haowen; Zhang, Yan; Sun, Xingming; Xiang, Yang

doi:10.1007/s11042-017-4386-6

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“…If any of these tags is identified, then the object is verified successfully. Based on this concept, Shen et al [17] proposed a new offline lightweight RFID grouping authentication protocol for multiple tags suitable for large object identification. The proposed protocol only uses simple bitwise operation such as XOR, addition, and subtraction in order to comply with the capabilities of the passive tags.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this work, we study the details of the protocol in [17] and show in detail how to apply a full-disclosure attack against it and then present modifications to improve its security levels.…”

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“…To counter this effect, Shen et al [17] proposed the GAMTP grouping proof protocol for identifying large objects, with increased reading reliability, by attaching multiple RFID tags. A subset of these tags is sufficient for proper item identification and authentication.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Recently, Shen et al proposed a protocol targeted towards supporting grouping proofs [17]. The protocol is efficient in terms of message exchanging overhead and computation complexity at the reader and the tags.…”

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confidence: 99%

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An Enhanced and Resource-Aware RFID Multitag Grouping Protocol

Dhailah

Taqieddin

Alma'aitah

2019

Security and Communication Networks

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Several grouping proof protocols were presented to meet the security requirements of Radio Frequency Identification Systems. Nevertheless, these protocols were shown to be vulnerable to various attacks. In this work, we cryptanalyze one of the newest grouping proof protocols. Through this analysis, we show the weaknesses of the protocol and launch a full-disclosure attack to disclose all secrets in the protocol. We show that the probability of success of the protocol is one and that increasing the length of the strings adds little complexity to the attack. We follow this by proposing an enhanced version of the protocol with better overall security. We show its efficiency by providing a security and performance analysis and comparing it with some of the existing protocols in the literature.

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An Enhanced and Resource-Aware RFID Multitag Grouping Protocol

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Alma'aitah

2019

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“…Each vehicle is equipped with an onboard unit (OBU), which conducts all the computation and communication [9,10]. Compared with regular wireless sensor networks [11], vehicle's high mobility is the unique characteristic of VANETs.…”

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Secure Certificateless Authentication and Road Message Dissemination Protocol in VANETs

Tan

Choi

Kim

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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As a crucial component of Internet-of-Thing (IoT), vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) have attracted increasing attentions from both academia and industry fields in recent years. With the extensive VANETs deployment in transportation systems of more and more countries, drivers' driving experience can be drastically improved. In this case, the real-time road information needs to be disseminated to the correlated vehicles. However, due to inherent wireless communicating characteristics of VANETs, authentication and group key management strategies are indispensable for security assurance. Furthermore, effective road message dissemination mechanism is of significance. In this paper, we address the above problems by developing a certificateless authentication and road message dissemination protocol. In our design, certificateless signature and the relevant feedback mechanism are adopted for authentication and group key distribution. Subsequently, message evaluating and ranking strategy is introduced. Security analysis shows that our protocol achieves desirable security properties. Additionally, performance analysis demonstrates that the proposed protocol is efficient compared with the state of the art.

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An efficient hash‐based authentication protocol for wireless sensor networks in Internet of Things applications with forward secrecy

Sadri

Asaar

2021

Int J Communication

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) play an influential role in the advancement of Internet of Things (IoT) because the infrastructure of WSNs consists of lots of sensors, which can be used to collect online data by the users or service providers; however, in the process of collecting the data, the users and service providers have to communicate with the sensors through an unprotected channel, so the confidentiality and integrity of the transmitted messages might be threatened by an adversary. Consequently, several authentication protocols have been proposed to provide a secure authentication process for IoT-based WSNs. In this paper, we analyze Ghani et al.'s protocol and demonstrate that their protocol is vulnerable to user impersonation attack, malicious gateway attack, and traceability attack. Furthermore, it suffers from some design weaknesses. To fix these drawbacks, we propose a new hash-based authentication protocol for IoT-based WSNs. We analyze our protocol with both formal and informal methods to show that our protocol is secure against various known attacks such as sensor and user trace, sensor capture, off-line password guessing, and replay attacks. Finally, we evaluate our protocol in terms of security features and communication and computation costs. The results show that not only the proposed protocol is more secure than other existing protocols but also reduces 60% of the execution time of the user authentication process in comparison with Ghani et al.'s protocol.

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A new lightweight RFID grouping authentication protocol for multiple tags in mobile environment

Cited by 18 publications

References 27 publications

An Enhanced and Resource-Aware RFID Multitag Grouping Protocol

An Enhanced and Resource-Aware RFID Multitag Grouping Protocol

Secure Certificateless Authentication and Road Message Dissemination Protocol in VANETs

An efficient hash‐based authentication protocol for wireless sensor networks in Internet of Things applications with forward secrecy

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