An Authentication Protocol to Address the Problem of the Trusted 3rd Party Authentication Protocols

Kirsal, Yonal; Gemikonakli, Orhan

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-6266-7_95

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“…However, it produces delays during the transactions of authentication messages between client and server. Recent increase in the speed of wireless networks outperformed proxy servers, leading to insufficient services which resulted in bottle-necks and increased response times [7].…”

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“…The proposed framework [8] and protocol script [7], [9] provide a design of a security solution for wireless local area networks. Since the Kerberos Authentication Protocol is a trusted third party authentication protocol, its paradigms and entities are finalised for the proposed framework [6], [8].…”

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“…The program adopts the challenge-response paradigm. The interactions between the entities are represented using numbers 1 -19 [6], [7].…”

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“…The aim of the CSP approach is to reduce questions about security protocols and their properties and ensure that CSP processes satisfy particular specifications [7], [16]. CSP is particularly suitable for describing protocols close to the level we think of them.…”

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“…A CASPER script can be divided into two parts: a general part that specifies a model of a system running the protocol in O question and a specific part that defines given functions; the parameters of the protocol. The design of a new protocol description [7] can be considered as a first step in developing a specific authentication protocol. This protocol will provide authentication as part of a previously proposed framework [6].…”

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Improving kerberos security through the combined use of the timed authentication protocol and frequent key renewal

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Gemikonakli²

2008

2008 7th IEEE International Conference on Cybernetic Intelligent Systems

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Kerberos is a widely used computer network authentication protocol which allows individuals communicating over an insecure network to prove their identity to one another in a secure manner. This paper presents an approach that involves a new authentication protocol that combines delaying the decryption with timed authentication by using passwords and session keys for authentication purposes, and frequent key renewal under secure conditions. The analysis and verification of authentication properties and results of the designed protocol are presented and discussed

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“…The program adopts the challenge-response paradigm. The interactions between the entities are represented using numbers 1 -19 [6], [7].…”

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Improving kerberos security through the combined use of the timed authentication protocol and frequent key renewal

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Gemikonakli²

2008

2008 7th IEEE International Conference on Cybernetic Intelligent Systems

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Modelling Attacker with Deciding Security Properties by Induction and Deduction

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Gemikonakli

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2013 27th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops

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Wireless Sensor Networks are becoming one of the most successful choices for the development and deployment of applications in a range of scenarios, from intelligent homes to environment monitoring. Nowadays, there is a growing demand for programming large-scale wireless sensor networks. New programming paradigms should ease the task of building WSN applications that adapt at run-time to changes in the context, in the available resources, and also in user requirements. In this paper we describe PROTEUS, a platform to manage adaptation and reconfiguration, with the aim of supporting the development of WSN applications. After introducing PROTEUS, we show how it can be used to program a dynamic clustering algorithm, where clusters are created and destroyed at runtime, and nodes need to adapt and reconfigure accordingly. We provide a prototype implementation using TinyOS. Some remarks on the work are also presented

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Analysing the Combined Kerberos Timed Authentication Protocol and Frequent Key Renewal Using CSP and Rank Functions

2014

KSII TIIS

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Authentication mechanisms coupled with strong encryption techniques are used for network security purposes; however, given sufficient time, well-equipped intruders are successful for compromising system security. The authentication protocols often fail when they are analysed critically. Formal approaches have emerged to analyse protocol failures. In this study, Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) which is an abstract language designed especially for the description of communication patterns is employed. Rank functions are also used for verification and analysis which are helpful to establish that some critical information is not available to the intruder. In order to establish this, by assigning a value or rank to each critical information, it is shown that all the critical information that can be generated within the network have a particular characterizing property. This paper presents an application of rank functions approach to an authentication protocol that combines delaying the decryption process with timed authentication while keys are dynamically renewed under pseudo-secure situations. The analysis and verification of authentication properties and results are presented and discussed

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An Authentication Protocol to Address the Problem of the Trusted 3rd Party Authentication Protocols

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Improving kerberos security through the combined use of the timed authentication protocol and frequent key renewal

Improving kerberos security through the combined use of the timed authentication protocol and frequent key renewal

Modelling Attacker with Deciding Security Properties by Induction and Deduction

Analysing the Combined Kerberos Timed Authentication Protocol and Frequent Key Renewal Using CSP and Rank Functions

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