A novel grouping proof authentication protocol for lightweight devices:GPAPXR+

Aydın, Ömer; Dalkılıç, Gökhan; Kösemen, Cem

doi:10.3906/elk-2004-5

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“…However, this scheme is not suitable for ad-hoc networks since it relies on a secure server. Aydin et al [14] have designed a novel authentication protocol for lightweight devices, mainly radio-frequency identification systems. Their electronic product code generation-2 (EPC-Gen2)-compatible protocol also works for groups of devices and requires minimal resources to be implemented.…”

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CoMAD: Context-Aware Mutual Authentication Protocol for Drone Networks

2021

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Drone technology is developing very rapidly. Flying devices accomplishing various applications are becoming an integral part of our daily life undoubtedly. Drones are characterized by extreme mobility, decent computing power, scalability, and a very short lifetime due to energy constraints. The rise of drones inevitably enabled swarms and drone networking applications. Drone networks is a pathbreaking subclass of flying ad-hoc networks with unique capabilities and specific requirements. One very important challenge with swarms is the device authentication problem, in other words, proving the identity of a single or a group of drones that request to join the swarm. In this paper, we tackle this emerging problem and propose a novel context-aware mutual authentication protocol. The proposed protocol provides authentication for groups of drones and supports recovering a swarm in case of network separation. Likewise, the protocol can handle drone joins and leaves. Moreover, the protocol is not dependent on network infrastructure, secure storage, and secure channels. We tested the protocol using an automated formal security protocol verification tool, called Scyther. The tests resulted in the complete verification of the authentication and secrecy claims for arbitrary network instances and all defined use-cases. The protocol is also shown to have proven performance advantages over the existing schemes.INDEX TERMS Authentication, drone networks, security, swarms, wireless ad-hoc networks.

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CoMAD: Context-Aware Mutual Authentication Protocol for Drone Networks

2021

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“…Security and privacy are both very important issues for payment and communication so payment systems have to be secure and provide privacy. For mobile phones, IoT and lightweight devices so many security mechanisms or challenges are created and investigated in the literature [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20].…”

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Security and Privacy Based NFC Wallet Design

Özkan¹,

Aydın²

2021

European Journal of Science and Technology

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With the Covid-19 pandemic, contactless and remote payment options have started to be used more widely. NFC technology is also used for contactless payment. In this study, it is aimed to create a payment system using NFC. The design of the payment system used a portable NFC, an Android phone with version 4.4 or higher, an NFC card, Firebase database from Google, and tokenization. We can define tokenization as generating a random string of text with your credit card number. First of all, the developed application must be downloaded and installed on the phone. With this application, the phone will act as a POS machine. Users can use the phone as a POS and make transactions using it. In this system, only a random text string will be visible in an unauthorized access to the database. In this way, security and confidentiality are provided in the system.

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“…An unsecured card can easily be copied to retrieve or modify confidential information. Some research has been carried out to solve the security and confidentiality problems posed by RFID [3]- [5]. Implementing  Design and implementation of a cryptographic algorithm based on … (Sanae Habibi) 577 an authentication process stands out as one of the most effective methods to ensure security and privacy measures.…”

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Design and implementation of a cryptographic algorithm based on the AES advanced encryption standard for UHF RFID systems

Habibi,

Sahel,

Bendali

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In this paper, a proposal is made for a cryptographic algorithm designed for passive ultra-high-frequency (UHF) radio frequency identification systems. The algorithm relies on the advanced encryption standard (AES) as its fundamental encryption technique, augmented by two supplementary steps: the initial step involves generating a random key and the second is the randomization of data, this introduces an extra level of security to encryption process against attacks. The developed architecture has been optimized to minimize hardware resource consumption with faster execution speed. The algorithm has been simulated, synthesized and implemented in an xtreme digital signal processing (DSP) starter kit equipped with xilinx's spartan-3A DSP 1800A edition and it serves the purpose of encrypting and decrypting user data on a radio frequency identification (RFID) passive tag. The main objective is to make it difficult to break the algorithm because of its multiple steps. The experimental results showed that the speed, functionality and cost of encryption and decryption make this a perfectly practical solution, providing a satisfactory level of security for today's communications systems, or other electronic data transfer processes where security is required.

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A novel grouping proof authentication protocol for lightweight devices:GPAPXR+

Cited by 10 publications

References 30 publications

CoMAD: Context-Aware Mutual Authentication Protocol for Drone Networks

CoMAD: Context-Aware Mutual Authentication Protocol for Drone Networks

Security and Privacy Based NFC Wallet Design

Design and implementation of a cryptographic algorithm based on the AES advanced encryption standard for UHF RFID systems

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