An Elliptic Curve-based Mutual Authentication Scheme for RFID Implant Systems

Moosavi, Sanaz Rahimi; Nigussie, Ethiopia; Virtanen, Seppo; Isoaho, Jouni

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2014.05.415

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“…The first protocol considered is that of [33]. It is a mutual authentication scheme for an RFID implant system.…”

Section: Moosavi Et Al's Protocol For Rfid Implant Systemsmentioning

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“…It is a mutual authentication scheme for an RFID implant system. The authors in [33] claim that their protocol is immune to various attacks including denial of service (DoS). However, their protocol is inherently vulnerable to clogging attacks (a form of DoS) that apply the algorithm of [25].…”

Section: Moosavi Et Al's Protocol For Rfid Implant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, their protocol is inherently vulnerable to clogging attacks (a form of DoS) that apply the algorithm of [25]. Most of the precursor protocols to that of [33] are vulnerable to clogging attacks. In this section, the mathematical basis that makes the protocols vulnerable to clogging attack is identified, and a possible fix is suggested.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The use of variable u 2 in the verification process is not mentioned in this protocol. Furthermore, from [33], the description of verification variable r of Step V7 is not mentioned in this protocol. …”

Section: Analysis Of Moosavi Et Al's Protocolmentioning

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Cryptanalysis and Improvement of ECC Based Authentication and Key Exchanging Protocols

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Khatwani

2017

Cryptography

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Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) is extensively used in various multifactor authentication protocols. In this work, various recent ECC-based authentication and key exchange protocols are subjected to threat modeling and static analysis to detect vulnerabilities and to enhance them to be more secure against threats. This work demonstrates how currently-used ECC-based protocols are vulnerable to attacks. If protocols are vulnerable, damage could include critical data loss and elevated privacy concerns. The protocols considered in this work differ in their usage of security factors (e.g., passwords, pins and biometrics), encryption and timestamps. The threat model considers various kinds of attacks including denial of service, man in the middle, weak authentication and SQL injection. Countermeasures to reduce or prevent such attacks are suggested. Beyond cryptanalysis of current schemes and the proposal of new schemes, the proposed adversary model and criteria set forth provide a benchmark for the systematic evaluation of future two-factor authentication proposals.

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“…The first protocol considered is that of [33]. It is a mutual authentication scheme for an RFID implant system.…”

Section: Moosavi Et Al's Protocol For Rfid Implant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Moosavi Et Al's Protocol For Rfid Implant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Moosavi Et Al's Protocol For Rfid Implant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Analysis Of Moosavi Et Al's Protocolmentioning

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Cryptanalysis and Improvement of ECC Based Authentication and Key Exchanging Protocols

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Khatwani

2017

Cryptography

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“…A key distribution approach for secure e-health applications in IoT is presented in [9], where the authors conduct a formal validation of security properties. A secure mutual authentication scheme for an RFID implant system is presented in [10]. The authors propose a scheme that relies on elliptic curve cryptography and the D-Quark lightweight hash design.…”

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Towards the Integration between IoT and Cloud Computing: An Approach for the Secure Self-Configuration of Embedded Devices

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Celesti

Villari

et al. 2015

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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The secure boot-up and setup of Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected over the Cloud represent a challenging open issue. This paper deals with the automatic configuration of IoT devices in a secure way through the Cloud, in order to provide new addedvalue services. After a discussion on the limits of current IoT and Cloud solutions in terms of secure self-configuration, we present a Cloud-based architecture that allows IoT devices to interact with several federated Cloud providers. In particular, we present two possible scenarios, that is, single Cloud and a federated Cloud environments, interacting with IoT devices and we address specific issues of both. Moreover, we present several design highlights on how to operate considering real open hardware and software products already available in the market.

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Secure Registration and Remote Attestation ofIoTDevices Joining the Cloud: TheStack4ThingsCase of Study

Celesti

Fazio

Longo

et al. 2017

Security and Privacy in Cyber‐Physical Systems

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An Elliptic Curve-based Mutual Authentication Scheme for RFID Implant Systems

Cited by 37 publications

References 18 publications

Cryptanalysis and Improvement of ECC Based Authentication and Key Exchanging Protocols

Cryptanalysis and Improvement of ECC Based Authentication and Key Exchanging Protocols

Towards the Integration between IoT and Cloud Computing: An Approach for the Secure Self-Configuration of Embedded Devices

Secure Registration and Remote Attestation ofIoTDevices Joining the Cloud: TheStack4ThingsCase of Study

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