An improved dynamic ID-based remote user authentication with key agreement scheme

Wen, Fuxi; Li, Xuelei

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2011.11.010

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“…Similar to JoI, the relative citedness of "on-board" articles is 124% compared to 99% of "off-board" articles. As for CEE (Figure 4), the correlation of days to accept and relative citedness is close to 0 as well (´0.04) and the highlighted outliers are Reference [16] with 383 days to accept and a citedness of 907% as a red rectangle and Reference [17] …”

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Editorial Board Membership, Time to Accept, and the Effect on the Citation Counts of Journal Articles

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Abstract:In this paper we report on a study of 1541 articles from three different journals (Journal of Informetrics, Information Processing and Management, and Computers and Electrical Engineering) from the period 2007-2014. We analyzed their dates of submission and of final decision to accept and investigated whether the difference between these two dates (the so-called "time to accept") is smaller for the articles authored by the corresponding journal's editorial board members and whether longer times to accept yield higher citation counts. The main results are that we found significantly shorter times to accept editorial board member's articles only in Journal of Informetrics and not in the other two journals, and that articles in any of these journals that took longer to be accepted did not receive markedly more citations.

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“…In recent years, many dynamic identity-based remote login schemes [6,[16][17][18][19][20][21] have been proposed to provide mutual authentication between the user and the remote server. In any dynamic identity-based remote login scheme, users' anonymity [6,7,22] is an important security requirement.…”

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“…Studies have demonstrated that users tend to use the same password for different applications [4,19]. If the adversary, A , is a malicious insider of the remote server S and has learned U i 's password (a trivial exercise as U i sends his (ID i , PW i ) in plaintext form to S during the registration phase of Chao's scheme [16]), A may try to masquerade the user U i using the password PW i to access other servers.…”

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“…The ability to provide security guarantees is of paramount importance and several initiatives have been proposed to address this concern. Due to the low computation cost and portability of smartcard and easy memorization of user chosen password, two-factor smartcard authentication [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] using password is commonly used in Internet-based applications such as remote user/server login, online banking, Pay-TV, electronic voting, secret online order placement.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Cryptanalysis of an Improved Smartcard-based Remote Password Authentication Scheme

Islam¹,

Biswas²,

Choo³

2014

Inf. Sci. Lett.

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Abstract:In recent years, several dynamic identity-based two-factor user authentication using password and smartcard have been proposed to provide mutual authentication between the user and server over unreliable networks. However, the design of secure cryptographic schemes is still notoriously hard, and there have been several instances of detected flaws in published schemes. For example in 2010, Hao and Yu demonstrated that Wang et al.'s user authentication scheme is insecure against off-line password guessing and server masquerade attacks, and proposed an improved scheme. Subsequently in 2012, Chao pointed out that the improved scheme of Hao and Yu is, unfortunately, susceptible to off-line password guessing and server masquerade attacks, and prone to password backward security problem; and proposed an enhanced scheme. In this paper, we demonstrated that Chao's enhanced scheme is not secure against user masquerade attack, server masquerade attack, insider attack and off-line password guessing attack in violation of its security claim as well as it fails to achieve users' anonymity.

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“…Their scheme also allowed users to choose and change their passwords freely, and the server did not need to maintain a verifier [7] proposed an improved scheme based dynamic ID with mutual authentication, and proved that their scheme is more secure. However, many researches [8,9,10] demonstrated that Wang et al's proposal is vulnerable to various attacks such as randomly chosen password attack and impersonation attack, and the corresponding enhanced measures are proposed respectively. In 2012, Lee [11] identified that Das et al's scheme is insecure for guessing attack and impersonation attack, and proposed an improved scheme.…”

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Cryptanalysis of a New Dynamic ID-based User Authentication Scheme to Resist Smart-Card-Theft Attack

Wen¹,

Guo²,

Li³

2014

Appl. Math. Inf. Sci.

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Abstract:In a recent paper (AMIS, 6(2S), 2012), Lee proposed a dynamic ID-based user authentication scheme based on smart card which is believed to have many abilities to resist a range of network attacks. In this paper, we analyze the security of Lee's scheme and show that the scheme is in fact insecure against insider-assisted attack, even if the adversary doesn't know the secret information stored in the smart card. In addition, the adversary can perform off-line guessing attack and impersonation attack if the secret information stored in the smart card is compromised.

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An improved dynamic ID-based remote user authentication with key agreement scheme

Cited by 111 publications

References 12 publications

Editorial Board Membership, Time to Accept, and the Effect on the Citation Counts of Journal Articles

Editorial Board Membership, Time to Accept, and the Effect on the Citation Counts of Journal Articles

Cryptanalysis of an Improved Smartcard-based Remote Password Authentication Scheme

Cryptanalysis of a New Dynamic ID-based User Authentication Scheme to Resist Smart-Card-Theft Attack

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