A Novel Certificateless Signature Scheme for Smart Objects in the Internet-of-Things

Yeh, Kuo-Hui; Su, Chunhua; Choo, Kim‐Kwang Raymond; Chiu, Wayne

doi:10.3390/s17051001

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“…Arduino Mega is also compatible with IoT applications. (Mejías et al, 2017;Yeh, Su, Choo, & Chiu, 2017). This system can be also upgraded with solar energy kit and mobile phone (GSM) kit for off-grid electric supply and IoT applications.…”

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Development of an Arduino Based Fish Counter Prototype for European Eel (Anguilla anguilla L.)

Erten¹,

Özdilek²

2018

Natural and Engineering Sciences

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European eels (Anguilla anguilla L.) has a great dispersion from Sargasso Sea to across the Europe and North Africa. Their population have decreased dramatically over the years and listed in IUCN as critically endangered. Stock estimation is one of the important issues in order to sustainable management of this species. Last decades, researchers have focused various studies which based on monitoring of various life stages of eels. Manual counting methods with ladder traps is commonly used based on collection of glass and elver stages of eels from the natural habitats while their migration to upward of streams. During their special migration pattern, a counting device on the eel ladders can be designed so that the eels may be counted while passing through this device. The offered prototype was designed for eel ladders which was briefly, powered by an open-source electronics platform, Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) and 650 nm Laser light were used to count elver eels. Several trials were conducted to test this prototype and results were promising. This study aimed to explain features of prototype and working principle of elver counter. Designed prototype has several advantages such as usable with eel ladders, easy to customisation and affordable characteristics. However, this device needs some improvements in order to effective usages in the field.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of an Arduino Based Fish Counter Prototype for European Eel (Anguilla anguilla L.)

Erten¹,

Özdilek²

2018

Natural and Engineering Sciences

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“…Based on the work in [ 42 ], the time consumption of AES encryption operation

is approximately 2.76 ms, the time consumption of hash operation

is approximately 1.5 ms and the time consumption of HMAC operation

is approximately 3.54 ms. A pseudorandom number generation operation is approximately 0.65 ms as shown in [ 43 ]. Our protocol needs 12 extra hash function and two random number generation operations to complete static authentication in comparison with the protocol in [ 18 ].…”

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A Lightweight Continuous Authentication Protocol for the Internet of Things

Chuang

Yang

et al. 2018

Sensors

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Modern societies are moving toward an information-oriented environment. To gather and utilize information around people’s modern life, tiny devices with all kinds of sensing devices and various sizes of gateways need to be deployed and connected with each other through the Internet or proxy-based wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Within this kind of Internet of Things (IoT) environment, how to authenticate each other between two communicating devices is a fundamental security issue. As a lot of IoT devices are powered by batteries and they need to transmit sensed data periodically, it is necessary for IoT devices to adopt a lightweight authentication protocol to reduce their energy consumption when a device wants to authenticate and transmit data to its targeted peer. In this paper, a lightweight continuous authentication protocol for sensing devices and gateway devices in general IoT environments is introduced. The concept of valid authentication time period is proposed to enhance robustness of authentication between IoT devices. To construct the proposed lightweight continuous authentication protocol, token technique and dynamic features of IoT devices are adopted in order to reach the design goals: the reduction of time consumption for consecutive authentications and energy saving for authenticating devices through by reducing the computation complexity during session establishment of continuous authentication. Security analysis is conducted to evaluate security strength of the proposed protocol. In addition, performance analysis has shown the proposed protocol is a strong competitor among existing protocols for device-to-device authentication in IoT environments.

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“…Digital signatures are widely used to ensure data authenticity and integrity. Yeh et al [4] devised a CLS scheme for IoT environments. However, Jia et al [40] demonstrated that Yeh et al’s scheme [4] was insecure against PKR attacks and then proposed a new CLS scheme to overcome the flaws of Yeh et al’s scheme [4].…”

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“…Various IoT-enabled devices with embedded sensors collect and send IoT data to data centres over public networks; thus, the issues of security and privacy in IoT environments have become increasingly important [4,5]. Only authentic data can be stored in data centres, which requires the integrity and authenticity of the data transmitted by an IoT device to be checked before being stored.…”

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A Strongly Unforgeable Certificateless Signature Scheme and Its Application in IoT Environments

Yang

Pei

Chen

et al. 2019

Sensors

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With the widespread application of the Internet of Things (IoT), ensuring communication security for IoT devices is of considerable importance. Since IoT data are vulnerable to eavesdropping, tampering, forgery, and other attacks during an open network transmission, the integrity and authenticity of data are fundamental security requirements in the IoT. A certificateless signature (CLS) is a viable solution for providing data integrity, data authenticity, and identity identification in resource-constrained IoT devices. Therefore, designing a secure and efficient CLS scheme for IoT environments has become one of the main objectives of IoT security research. However, the existing CLS schemes rarely focus on strong unforgeability and replay attacks. Herein, we design a novel CLS scheme to protect the integrity and authenticity of IoT data. In addition to satisfying the strong unforgeability requirement, the proposed scheme also resists public key replacement attacks, malicious-but-passive key-generation-centre attacks, and replay attacks. Compared with other related CLS schemes without random oracles, our CLS scheme has a shorter private key, stronger security, and lower communication and computational costs.

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A Novel Certificateless Signature Scheme for Smart Objects in the Internet-of-Things

Cited by 65 publications

References 26 publications

Development of an Arduino Based Fish Counter Prototype for European Eel (Anguilla anguilla L.)

Development of an Arduino Based Fish Counter Prototype for European Eel (Anguilla anguilla L.)

A Lightweight Continuous Authentication Protocol for the Internet of Things

A Strongly Unforgeable Certificateless Signature Scheme and Its Application in IoT Environments

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