A secure mutual authentication scheme with non‐repudiation for vehicular ad hoc networks

Chen, Chin-Ling; Chiang, Mao-Lun; Peng, Chun‐Cheng; Chang, Chun-Hsin; Sui, Qing-Ru

doi:10.1002/dac.3081

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“…To ensure a secure communication processes between two parties, the object of communication is verified by the system, and its legality ensured. Thus, the scheme must offer identity authentication [9], [10], [13], [14], [16], [30].…”

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“…Lia et al proposed a VANET scheme that achieved authentication and integrity but did not offer non-repudiation [15]. Chen et al proposed a scheme that transferred information between vehicles, and required that each vehicle in the network be trustworthy [16]. Non-repudiation and message integrity are indispensable in preventing counterfeit emergency messages, Chim et al also emphasized that vehicles should be able to verify whether a message is indeed sent and signed by another vehicle without being modified [17], thus preventing message tampering during transmission, and ensuring that received messages contain the original information [18].…”

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An Efficient and Secure Key Agreement Protocol for Sharing Emergency Events in VANET Systems

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With the recent rapid increase in the number of motor vehicles on roads, traffic accidents have increased, and emergency reporting processes have become essential. In this paper, a key agreement protocol for a real-time traffic sharing system is proposed for Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs), in which a broadcast center authenticates the legitimacy of a user when they report an emergency and issues a certificate of emergency to other users. This study uses a digital signatures mechanism, key agreement and authentication scheme to satisfy the security requirements for a VANET. Burrows-Abadi-Needham logic (BAN logic) is applied to prove that the proposed scheme achieves secure authentication. The proposed protocol ensures the privacy of the communication between fleets and provides a mechanism for immediate emergency reporting. The experiment results show that the proposed scheme is feasible and meets security requirements.

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An Efficient and Secure Key Agreement Protocol for Sharing Emergency Events in VANET Systems

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IEEE Access

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“…However, in 2015, the lightweight identity authentication protocol was analyzed that it cannot resist the parallel session attack, 38 therefore, the attacker may forge the other's certification to pass the authentication of RSU. 39 proposed a secure mutual authentication scheme for VANETs. First, OBU registers in the certification authority, and certification authority issues the certification.…”

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LVAP: Lightweight V2I authentication protocol using group communication in VANETs

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Zhong

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Int J Communication

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The authentication protocol is vital for the security of the wireless sensor network to resist the known threats, such as eavesdropping, replay attack, man-in-the-middle attack, etc. In this paper, a lightweight authentication protocol for vehicular ad hoc networks is proposed using the symmetric encryption, the group communication method, and the proactive authentication technique, which not only achieves the desired security goals but also guarantees the practical anonymity and the accountability. The analysis demonstrates that the proposed protocol works properly in the high-density and the low-density traffic environment.

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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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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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A secure mutual authentication scheme with non‐repudiation for vehicular ad hoc networks

Cited by 13 publications

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An Efficient and Secure Key Agreement Protocol for Sharing Emergency Events in VANET Systems

An Efficient and Secure Key Agreement Protocol for Sharing Emergency Events in VANET Systems

LVAP: Lightweight V2I authentication protocol using group communication in VANETs

Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

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