A New Secure Communication Framework for Smart Cards

Lu, HongQian Karen; Ali, Asad; Durand, Stephane; Castillo, Laurent

doi:10.1109/ccnc.2009.4784726

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“…The most widely utilized method of data protection is cryptography. According to a 2007 Computer Security Institute report [33], 71% of businesses use encryption for their data in transit. Several initiatives are growing in order to better defend against the sophisticated attackers of today who take advantage of the weaknesses in the cryptographic algorithms that are now in use.…”

Section: Network Infrastructure and Protocol Vulnerabilitiesmentioning

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A Review on the Mechanism Mitigating and Eliminating Internet Crimes using Modern Technologies

Khadim,

Ali Hassen,

Ibrahim

2022

WJCMS

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There is no doubting that contemporary technology creates new hazards, and these threats are many and significant, directly harming people's lives and threatening their stability. Because of the increased use of computers and Internet-connected cellphones in recent years, the problem of cybercrime has expanded substantially. Unquestionably, this kind of crime is now a reality that jeopardizes people's reputations and lives, therefore we must be aware of it to prevent being a victim. The exponential growth in internet connectedness is closely tied to a rise in cyberattack incidences, frequently with significant consequences. Malware is the weapon of choice for carrying out malicious intent in cyberspace, whether by exploiting pre-existing flaws or exploiting the unique properties of new technology. There is an urgent need in the cybersecurity area to develop more inventive and effective virus defense techniques. To do this, we first give an overview of the most often exploited vulnerabilities in the current hardware, software, and network layers. This follows criticism of the most recent mitigation efforts and the reasons why they may or may not be helpful. Following that, We'll talk about new attack methods for cutting-edge technologies including social networking, cloud computing, mobile technology, as well as critical infrastructure. We conclude by sharing our speculative findings on potential future research avenues.

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Section: Network Infrastructure and Protocol Vulnerabilitiesmentioning

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A Review on the Mechanism Mitigating and Eliminating Internet Crimes using Modern Technologies

Khadim,

Ali Hassen,

Ibrahim

2022

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“…Owing to the singularity, biometric authentication protocol is ideal for user authentication, and addresses the weakness of password and smart card methods. The users can use their own biometric characteristics, such as fingerprint [13][14][15], voiceprint and iris scan. Biometric characteristic identification systems offer reliable authentication because biometric characteristics cannot be copied, stolen or easily lost.…”

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Three‐factor control protocol based on elliptic curve cryptosystem for universal serial bus mass storage devices

Lee

Chen

et al. 2013

IET Computers & Digital Techniques

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This study proposes a three-factor control protocol for universal serial bus (USB) on an elliptic curve cryptosystem (ECC). USB is a universal interface used in an enormous number of devices. It has become the most popular interface standard for computer connections. However, since USB provides high transmission speed and is very convenient to carry, many workplace and commercial establishments have prohibited their employees from using USB devices. This precaution is an important way to prevent confidential data leaks via USB devices, as USB connections lack security management. Therefore the authors use a three-factor control protocol to ensure the security of USB connections. The proposed authentication protocol combines biometric, password and smart card to provide high security on the USB mutual authentication. To provide secure and efficient transmission between the user and the USB server, the proposed protocol adopts ECC to encrypt data. Compared to other encryption methods, the proposed protocol uses much smaller key sizes. As a further benefit, this protocol reduces the smart card computational cost and provides an efficient transmission for USB devices. This new scheme improves the security, efficiency and usability of the authentication process. More studies on USB are needed.

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A new high-level security portable system based on USB Key with fingerprint

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2010 International Conference on Computer Design and Applications

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A New Secure Communication Framework for Smart Cards

Cited by 7 publications

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A Review on the Mechanism Mitigating and Eliminating Internet Crimes using Modern Technologies

A Review on the Mechanism Mitigating and Eliminating Internet Crimes using Modern Technologies

Three‐factor control protocol based on elliptic curve cryptosystem for universal serial bus mass storage devices

A new high-level security portable system based on USB Key with fingerprint

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