A New Logistics Distribution Scheme Based on NFC

Cui, Jie; She, Dong; Ma, Jing; Wu, Qingxin; Liu, Jiaqiang

doi:10.1109/icnisc.2015.48

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“…(2) Non-repudiation: In the information transmission process, if each identity is not authenticated, the sender and the receiver are vulnerable to being sent false information by an impersonation attack. Therefore, the non-repudiation of information is crucial to effectively prevent impersonation [4,12]. (3) Anonymity: It is easy for buyer and seller to disclose information in the goods delivery process.…”

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Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

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Presently, E-commerce has developed rapidly as a result of many services and applications integrating e-commerce technologies offered online. Buyers can buy goods online and sellers can then deliver the goods to them. Logistics therefore plays an important role in online e-commerce applications, with a focus on rapid delivery, the integrity of goods, and the privacy of personal information. Previous studies have proposed secure mechanisms for the transfer of electronic cash and digital content, in which only the sender and the receiver know the secret information hidden in the signature. However, they did not consider requirements such as the anonymous and lightweight verification in the logistics architecture. Therefore, this study designs a secure logistics system, with anonymous and lightweight verification, in order to meet the following requirements: Mutual authentication, non-repudiation, anonymity, integrity and a low overhead for the logistics environment. A buyer could check the goods and know if the parcel has been exchanged by a malicious person. Moreover, the proposed scheme not only presents a solution to meet the logistics system's requirements, but also to reduce both computational and communication costs.

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“…If a product is physical, the seller will entrust their logistics to deliver the goods to the buyer. As these logistics requirements grow, greater focus is required, not only on rapid delivery, but also on ensuring the integrity of goods and the privacy of personal information [2][3][4][5][6][7].…”

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“…In this mode, it is a great advantageous that the RF domain of Non-contact card reader can supply power to NFC tags; so, the tag can work even the host device is out of battery. The NFC tag must be equipped with Security Element (SE for short) if it wants to apply the function of Card Emulation [8].…”

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“…Currently, there are many disadvantages in logistic distribution schemes, such as consumer information errors. Also, the use of paper in recording consumer information is quite tricky because the courier must perform manual authentication data [8]. So with the e-KTP card can be used for authentication of data validity so that data used more accurate compared to manual recording.…”

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KAFA: A novel interoperability open framework to utilize Indonesian electronic identity card

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Indonesian people have electronic citizen card called e-KTP. e-KTP is NFC based technology embedded inside Indonesian citizenship identity card. e-KTP technology has never been used until now since it was launch officially by the government. This research proposes an independent framework for bridging the gap between Indonesia regulation for e-KTP and commercial use in the many commercial or organization sector. The Framework proposes interoperability framework using novel combination component, there are e-KTP reader, Middleware and Web Service. KAFA (e-KTP Middleware and Framework) implementing Internet of Things (IoT) concept to make it as open standard and independent. The framework use federation mode or decentralized data for interoperability, to make sure not breaking the law of privacy. Extended development of AES-CBC cipher algorithm was used to encrypt the data on the transport between middleware and web service.

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“…Adicionalmente, los trabajos que se han desarrollado usan comunicación Ethernet a la base de datos y en este trabajo se usó tecnología inalámbrica wifi cuya implantación es no intrusiva a las instalaciones del centro de datos [11]. De manera similar, se han realizado trabajos de sistemas de acceso a hogares, oficinas, e incluso a vehículos, que usan teléfonos inteligentes para emular tarjetas NFC y lectores NFC PN532 [12] como el utilizado en este trabajo. En estos sistemas el usuario debe portar un teléfono inteligente para identificarse, lo cual no es factible ni es una opción en los centros de datos debido al costo y que en ocasiones los usuarios son visitantes.…”

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Sistema de acceso usando una tarjeta RFiD y verificación de rostro

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En este trabajo se presenta el desarrollo de un prototipo de sistema de acceso a un centro de datos usando como identificación una tarjeta de radio frecuencia o RFiD y verificación del rostro del usuario. El sistema se compone de tres módulos de entrada y un módulo central. El objetivo fue diseñar un sistema para transmitir, desde cada módulo de entrada al módulo central, el identificador único universal de la tarjeta RFiD o UUID y la imagen del rostro del usuario para consultar en una base de datos MySQL y en un directorio de fotografías si el usuario puede acceder al área correspondiente del módulo de entrada. Cada módulo de entrada consta de una tarjeta Raspberry Pi 3 B+, un lector de tarjetas RFiD, una cámara de video y una pantalla de cristal líquido o LCD. El módulo central se compone de los mismos elementos que los módulos de entrada y cuenta con una pantalla táctil usada en la interfaz de usuario en lugar de una pantalla LCD. La comunicación entre los nodos es wifi, logrando una precisión del 99,2 % en la verificación del rostro y un tiempo de respuesta de 180 ms usando 310 fotografías entrenadas.

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A New Logistics Distribution Scheme Based on NFC

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Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

KAFA: A novel interoperability open framework to utilize Indonesian electronic identity card

Sistema de acceso usando una tarjeta RFiD y verificación de rostro

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