An IdM and Key-Based Authentication Method for Providing Single Sign-On in IoT

Witkovski, Adriano; Santin, Altair O.; Abreu, Vilmar; Marynowski, João Eugênio

doi:10.1109/glocom.2014.7417597

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“…Initially, "Foren6" will be introduced as a root customer. If some other user account is used, then the user should be granted permission to use USB storage [21,22].…”

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Escalation of Security and Privacy in Internet of Things using Advanced IPv6 Based Security Mechanism

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2021

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Kevin Ashton coined the phrase Internet of Things in 1999 with high performance implementation for corporate and social world. Thanks to the success of high-performing Internet of Things (IoT) whereby the tags and sensors are the foundation for IoT implementation of radio frequency identification with enormous implementation patterns. Real world objects and systems that are remotely managed using program- based tools may be outfitted with RFID tags. Radio frequency recognition devices may identify objects and sense information. Very thin micro-sized RFID chips that can attach remotely are built. The internet of things will cross over USD 267 billion in 2020. According to the report by Gartner, there would be $273 billion linked devices around the world in 2014. The quantity, which is equal to 8.4 billion goods, is 31% more than last year. This study examines security and productivity in the IoT. It is very popular to use Internet of Things (IoT) in robotics because of sensor sensors, advanced wireless technology and use of software programming. Both wireless IP-based systems come with built-in GPS modules. The utility of smart cities and home automation was increasingly accentuated by the appearance of vast databases of smart IP-based sensors. Within the scope of this study, one of the goals is to establish simulation trends that can cover protection weakness of the Internet of Things. In the novel, the simulation processes were implemented through Contiki Cooja and CupCarbon. The modern age is greatly being affected by impossibly sophisticated technical devices. It is treated under the umbrella of Internet of Things (IoT). Several applications are commonly using IoT linked technologies to a broad variety of purposes. IoT contains many other concepts such as universal computing, widespread computing, ambient computing, among several others. The work presents the implementation using high performance framework for the security in the IoT environment using security mechanism on IPv6.

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“…Initially, "Foren6" will be introduced as a root customer. If some other user account is used, then the user should be granted permission to use USB storage [21,22].…”

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confidence: 99%

Escalation of Security and Privacy in Internet of Things using Advanced IPv6 Based Security Mechanism

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2021

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“…Key-based authentication techniques [24], [25] belong to the category of authentication techniques based on something you have. Unlike passwords that require the authenticatee (an entity that is to be authenticated) to transmit the authentication data, key-based authentication schemes allow authentication based on the solution to a complex mathematical problem [26].…”

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Key-Based Cookie-Less Session Management Framework for Application Layer Security

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The goal of this study is to extend the guarantees provided by the secure transmission protocols such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) and apply them to the application layer. This paper proposes a comprehensive scheme that allows the unification of multiple security mechanisms, thereby removing the burden of authentication, mutual authentication, continuous authentication, and session management from the application development life-cycle. The proposed scheme will allow creation of high-level security mechanisms such as access control and group authentication on top of the extended security provisions. This scheme effectively eliminates the need for session cookies, session tokens and any similar technique currently in use. Hence reducing the attack surface and nullifying a vast group of attack vectors.

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“…Também há iniciativas que abordam soluções para ambientes IoT específicos, como casas inteligentes [Hong et al 2016] ou aplicações para assistência técnica de equipamentos [Witkovski et al 2015]. FLAT, no entanto, tem como objetivo ser mais abrangente, podendo ser utilizado nos mais diversos ambientes IoT.…”

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Autenticação Federada para IoT Aplicada a um Sistema Automático de Estacionamento

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Carneiro²,

Franco³

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Anais Estendidos Do XXXVI Simpósio Brasileiro De Redes De Computadores E Sistemas Distribuídos (SBRC Estendido 2018)

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Um dos grandes desaﬁos em IoT é fornecer autenticação para os dispositivos, especialmente considerando suas restrições de recursos e sua potencial mobilidade entre diferentes domínios. Apresentamos uma demonstração do FLAT, nossa solução de autenticação federada especialmente modelada para IoT. Em nossa demonstração, aplicamos o FLAT a um cenário real de aplicação: um sistema automático de estacionamento. O uso de apenas criptograﬁa simétrica no Cliente IoT e de certiﬁcados implícitos tornam o FLAT uma ferramenta leve, fornecendo segurança e privacidade na autenticação de dispositivos IoT. Esta demonstração acompanha o artigo "FLAT: Um Protocolo de Autenticação Federada para a Internet das Coisas", publicado no SBRC 2018.

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An IdM and Key-Based Authentication Method for Providing Single Sign-On in IoT

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Escalation of Security and Privacy in Internet of Things using Advanced IPv6 Based Security Mechanism

Escalation of Security and Privacy in Internet of Things using Advanced IPv6 Based Security Mechanism

Key-Based Cookie-Less Session Management Framework for Application Layer Security

Autenticação Federada para IoT Aplicada a um Sistema Automático de Estacionamento

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