A secure and efficient certificateless authenticated key agreement protocol for smart healthcare

Ma, Yuqian; Ma, Yongliu; Liu, Yidan; Cheng, Qingfeng

doi:10.1016/j.csi.2023.103735

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“…To solve this problem, Zhang et al [14] proposed a secure revocable data-sharing framework for IoT. The scheme realizes secure data sharing while applying the KUNode algorithm [15] to achieve attribute revocation for malicious users and protect the data owner's privacy. Li et al [16] proposed the subset coverage attribute revocation technique to solve the grid data privacy leakage problem during data privileges revocation.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Secure and flexible authorized data sharing for smart grid

Feng,

Zeng

2024

Peer-to-Peer Netw. Appl.

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Data in smart grid requires security and privacy. Fine-grained access control provides possibility for various electricity companies and organizations to access owner data securely and flexibly for transdiscipline billing. Moreover, revocation should also be considered for key leakage. This work presents a secure authorized data sharing for smart grid scenario. The data access for electricity companies in this scheme is fine-grained and revocation against server-user collusion is achieved. The security analysis and experiment results show that our solution is privacy-aware and practical for smart grid.

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“…Achieve efficient data access and attribute revocation. The implementation of the scheme [14][15][16][17][18][19][20] attribute revocation all depend on the credibility of the server. Some scholars have proposed puncture encryption techniques.…”

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Secure and flexible authorized data sharing for smart grid

Feng,

Zeng

2024

Peer-to-Peer Netw. Appl.

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“…Authors have proposed an improved certificateless authentication key agreement (CL-AKA) protocol based on the hash function and XOR operation. By analyzing the shortcomings of existing protocols and considering the needs of medical staff and patients, the proposed protocol ensures security and has high efficiency and applicability [78]. An authenticated key agreement protocol based on cross-server for DNA-based U healthcare services has been presented in the IoT.…”

Section: Internet Of Medical Things (Iomt)mentioning

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A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

Hasan,

Weichen,

Safie

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IEEE Access

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“…Their scheme is secure in the eCK model and the standard model. Recently, Ma et al introduced a certificateless AKA scheme for MioT 38 . They also proved the security of their scheme under the CDH assumption.…”

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Provably secure lightweight certificateless lattice‐based authenticated key exchange scheme for IIoT

Tan,

Jiao,

Chen

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryThrough the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the manufacturing enterprises have significantly enhanced the production efficiency. The transmission of data in IIoT over public channels has brought about information leakage issues. Therefore, it is crucial to agree on a session key among the participants. In recent years, numerous authenticated key exchange (AKE) schemes have been designed. However, those AKE schemes which adopt the certificateless approach to tackle certificate management and key escrow may remain vulnerable to quantum attacks, and other AKE schemes which are based on lattice hard problem so as to achieve the post quantum security may incur key management issues. To simultaneously address the aforementioned challenges, we propose a lightweight certificateless lattice‐based authenticated key exchange (C2LAKE) scheme. Upon the hardness assumptions of the inhomogeneous small integer solution (ISIS) and computational bilateral inhomogeneous small integer solution (CBi‐ISIS) problems, the C2LAKE scheme has been demonstrated to be secure in the eCK model and the random oracle model (ROM). Better trade‐off among security and functionality features, and communication and computation costs make the C2LAKE scheme suitable and applicable in the IIoT environment.

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A secure and efficient certificateless authenticated key agreement protocol for smart healthcare

Cited by 10 publications

References 27 publications

Secure and flexible authorized data sharing for smart grid

Secure and flexible authorized data sharing for smart grid

A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

Provably secure lightweight certificateless lattice‐based authenticated key exchange scheme for IIoT

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