A secure vehicle-to-roadside communication payment protocol in vehicular ad hoc networks

Isaac, Jesús Téllez; Cámara, José Sierra; Zeadally, Sherali; Márquez, Joaquín Torres

doi:10.1016/j.comcom.2008.03.012

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“…In Raya and Hubaux's communication scheme, Safety messages do not contain any sensitive information. However, VANETs also provide non-safety applications that offer maps [4,12], advertisements, and entertainment information [13].…”

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A Simple Authentication Scheme and Access Control Protocol for VANETs

2015

Ubiquitous Computing Application and Wireless Sensor

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In 2011, Yeh et al. proposed a PAACP: A portable privacy-preserving authentication and access control protocol in vehicular ad hoc networks. However, PAACP in the authorization phase is breakable and cannot maintain privacy in VANETs. In this paper, we present a cryptanalysis of an attachable blind signature and demonstrate that the PAACP's Authorized Credential (AC) is not secure and private even if the AC is secretly stored in a tamper-proof device. An eavesdropper can construct an AC from an intercepted blind document. Any eavesdropper can determine who has which access privileges to access which service. For this reason, this paper copes with these challenges and proposes an efficient scheme. We conclude that a simple authentication scheme and access control protocol for VANETs not only resolves the problems that have appeared, but also is more secure and efficient.

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2015

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“…This can cause a problem, a payee who may suffer from either malfunction in connection or the use of other communication technologies is unaffordable due to the inconvenience and costs associated. [16]. Besides that, since the transaction flow is completely controlled by payee, payer faces a potential threat whereby their payment details such as credit or debit cards and account information can either be modified or captured by the payee or even used for later access to payer's account without any permission from payer.…”

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confidence: 99%

Review of Mobile Macro-Payment Schemes

Fun¹,

Leau²,

Razali³

2014

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Abstract-The increasing development of wireless networks and the widespread popularity of handheld devices such as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), mobile phones and wireless tablets represents an incredible opportunity to enable mobile devices as a universal payment method, involving in daily financial transactions. Unfortunately, designing a secure mobile payment schemes is more challenging than wired payment protocol due to the constraints of wireless network and mobile devices. The existing Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) based electronic payment protocol such as Secure Electronic Protocol (SET) and Internet Payment Protocol (iKP) cannot be directly adopted in wireless environment. Over the past ten years, a numerous of mobile macro-payment schemes have been proposed to solve the challenges of these constraints. As a result, this paper aims to summarizes the work of researches over the past ten years and four significant macro-payment schemes: KSL protocol, Anonymous protocol, Private Protocol and Secure Agent-based Protocol have been selected and further discussed. This paper gives a readers an overall idea of mobile macro-payment schemes and notably recommends both academic and industry researchers to complement each other, adopt the standardized and shared development.

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“…Proposed model is Self Certified Key Generation Payment Protocol, in which they have considered following entities playing crucial role [28] as shown in figure 3.…”

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Security Research of a Social Payment App and Suggested Improvement

Khandekar¹,

Liang²,

Razaque³

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Electronic commerce has become integral part of business operation and individual person's life. It is easy, fast and reliable way of money transfer. However with new technology security related issues have increased drastically. In this research, study of a payment application "Square Cash" has been done from different aspects like checking security related issues and suggestions have been given for improvement.To measure performance of used payment procedure in square cash, one should understand flaws in depth in payment application. This research analyzes the security related issues of application "Square Cash" and highlights flaws in existing application. Author has used different methods to inspect this application which includes doing reverse engineering, observing and finding risks related to social engineering attacks. Also they have proposed secured payment protocol using self-certified key generation method. Introduction of this cryptographic system will keep transactions more reliable and secured. This research provides developers guidelines to build secure and usable online payment applications. This will result in a better payment application which will gain customers trust and will increase e-commerce business.

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A secure vehicle-to-roadside communication payment protocol in vehicular ad hoc networks

Cited by 54 publications

References 15 publications

A Simple Authentication Scheme and Access Control Protocol for VANETs

A Simple Authentication Scheme and Access Control Protocol for VANETs

Review of Mobile Macro-Payment Schemes

Security Research of a Social Payment App and Suggested Improvement

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