: An efficient identity-based broadcast authentication scheme in wireless sensor networks

Shim, Kyung-Ah; Lee, Young-Ran; Park, Cheol‐Min

doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2012.04.015

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“…Therefore, there are totally 11 sensor nodes receiving the intermediate computation results (2,3,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,15,16), which causes an extra energy consumption of 11 × 0.466 = 5.126mJ in the WSN. In brief, our faster signature verification incurs an extra energy consumption of 1.284 + 5.126 = 6.410mJ for transmitting (i.e., sending and receiving) the intermediate computation results for the WSN in question.…”

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“…ID-based authentication schemes [7,9,10] have recently attracted substantial attention due to their communication efficiency and support of scalability. The authors in [7] proposed a broadcast authentication scheme using ID-based signatures [23].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…IMBAS achieves better scalability and lower energy consumption compared to scheme in [7]. The EIBAS scheme presented in [10] uses a pairing-optimal identity-based signature scheme with message recovery, where the original message of the signature is not required to be transmitted. The EIBAS scheme requires the shortest broadcast message size compared to the two aforementioned ID-based schemes.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Although there is a prejudice against the feasibility of PKC in WSN, recent studies [6,7] have reported that PKC is possible in WSNs. Thus, several PKC-based broadcast authentication protocols have been proposed [7,8,9,10].…”

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“…For instance, Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) signature verification takes 1.61s, with 160-bit keys on an ATmega128 8-MHz processor [6]. Thus, several PKC-based broadcast authentication protocols have been proposed [8,7,9,10]. These protocols are based on several cryptographic techniques, including Merkle Hash Tree [11], public-key ECC-based signature scheme such as ECDSA [12], and ID-based signature scheme [13] with either pairing-free or optimal-pairing.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Fast authentication in wireless sensor networks

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Broadcast authentication is a fundamental security service in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Although symmetric-key-based µTESLA-like schemes were employed due to their energy efficiency, they all suffer from DoS attacks resulting from the nature of delayed message authentication. Recently, several public-key-based schemes were proposed to achieve immediate broadcast authentication that may significantly improved security strength. However, while the public-key-based schemes obviate the security vulnerability inherent to symmetric-key-based µTESLA-like schemes, their signature verification is time-consuming. Thus, speeding up signature verification is a problem of considerable practical importance, especially in resource-constrained environments. This paper exploits the cooperation among sensor nodes to accelerate the signature verification of vBNN-IBS, a pairing-free identity-based signature with reduced signature size. We demonstrate through on extensive performance evaluation study that the accelerated vBNN-IBS achieves the longest network lifetime compared to both the traditional vBNN-IBS and the accelerated ECDSA schemes. The accelerated vBNN-IBS runs 66% faster than the traditional signature verification method. Results from theoretical analysis, simulation, and real-world experimentation on a MICAz platform are provided to validate our claims.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Multi‐user broadcast authentication scheme for wireless sensor network based on elliptic curve cryptography

Kasyoka

Kimwele

Angolo³

2020

Engineering Reports

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have found use in many areas ranging from military to healthcare among other areas of interest. Multiuser broadcast authentication is an important security feature in WSNs that can enable users to securely broadcast their data in a WSN. By its very nature, a WSN is resource constrained in nature making security implementation on such a network a major challenge of concern. In this paper, we present an efficient pairing-free broadcast authentication (BA) scheme with message recovery based on a lightweight digital signature protocol for use on WSNs. Our proposed BA scheme is able to accelerate message authentication broadcasted over a WSN while providing user anonymity. Comparing our proposed BA scheme with previous existing and related BA schemes, we have demonstrated that a reduction in computation, communication, and energy cost is possible making our scheme efficient for use on WSNs.

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Efficient identity‐based broadcast signcryption schemes

Kim

Hwang

2013

Security Comm Networks

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Most of broadcast encryption schemes do not provide source authentication property. This allows an adversary to launch impersonating attacks. Therefore, broadcast encryption scheme without source authentication is not applicable in our real life as it is. In this paper, we propose two source‐authenticated broadcast encryption schemes that achieve both confidentiality and authenticity simultaneously. Ciphertexts in both schemes are of constant size, independent of the size of the receiver set. The first scheme is particularly efficient in case of pre‐computation, whereas the overall performance of the second scheme is better than that of Selvi et al.'s scheme. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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: An efficient identity-based broadcast authentication scheme in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 96 publications

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Fast authentication in wireless sensor networks

Fast authentication in wireless sensor networks

Multi‐user broadcast authentication scheme for wireless sensor network based on elliptic curve cryptography

Efficient identity‐based broadcast signcryption schemes

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