An Improved Three-Factor User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Medical Sensor Networks

Chen, Ying; Ge, Yangming; Wang, Yerong; Zeng, Zhuang

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2923777

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“…They used symmetric encryption and decryption, but had a significant difference in cost compared to ours. Chen et al [12] Renuka et al [13] Li et al [14] Ours 0…”

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confidence: 94%

“…The time taken for symmetric encryption or decryption is denoted by T s .These are listed in Table 4. We compared our scheme with the following three schemes of Chen et al [12], Renuka et al [13] and Li et al [14]. The four symbols necessary for comparison are as follows, and depicted as a graph in Figure 2.…”

Section: Performance Analysis Of the Proposed Schemementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The four symbols necessary for comparison are as follows, and depicted as a graph in Figure 2. Table 5 summarizes the total time cost for each scheme ( [12][13][14]). The Y-axis shown in Figure 2 is the total time cost in microseconds (ms).…”

Section: Performance Analysis Of the Proposed Schemementioning

confidence: 99%

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A Secure and Lightweight Three-Factor-Based Authentication Scheme for Smart Healthcare Systems

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Internet of Things (IoT) technology has recently been integrated with various healthcare devices to monitor patients’ health status and share it with their healthcare practitioners. Since healthcare data often contain personal and sensitive information, healthcare systems must provide a secure user authentication scheme. Recently, Adavoudi-Jolfaei et al. and Sharma and Kalra proposed a lightweight protocol using hash function encryption only for user authentication on wireless sensor systems. In this paper, we found some weaknesses in target schemes. We propose a novel three-factor lightweight user authentication scheme that addresses these weaknesses and verifies the security of the proposed scheme using a formal verification tool called ProVerif. In addition, our proposed scheme outperforms other proposed symmetric encryption-based schemes or elliptic curve-based schemes.

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“…They used symmetric encryption and decryption, but had a significant difference in cost compared to ours. Chen et al [12] Renuka et al [13] Li et al [14] Ours 0…”

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“…Similarly, the paper [22] proposed an improved mixed authentication scheme to protect the privacy of patients in the modern health-care area. This method combined a password, smart card, and biometric feature to ensure network security in many ways.…”

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A Smart Collaborative Authentication Framework for Multi-Dimensional Fine-Grained Control

Liu

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IEEE Access

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The emergence of the 5G network has brought broad prospects for the massive terminal access and ubiquitous Internet of Things (IoTs). Potential attacking opportunities triggered by this progress are severely impacting the security fortress of current networks, especially in the edge access part. However, due to the unitary protection and inferior isolation, available security schemes are incapable of effectively eliminating these hidden perils. Motivated by these facts, we propose a Multi-dimensional Fine-grained Control (MFC) framework to strengthen safety and reliability in Radio Access Networks (RANs). First, we comprehensively survey and summarize the existing security schemes to grasp respective effects and limitations. Second, the MFC framework is established to describe the model structure and implementation processes. An identifier mapping mechanism is designed to achieve network isolation. We perform the security analysis of MFC by theoretically comparing diversified policies. Third, an integrated set of the authentication prototype system is created with wireless environment parameters settings. Specific verification scenarios are illustrated. Finally, we test the performances of the MFC framework. Validation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme can accomplish reliable security control at the access side. Comparing to multiple schemes, the performances, in terms of time and concurrency, are optimized. Therefore, the MFC framework is feasible for applications in 5G or IoT.

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“…Challa et al [25] put forward an ECC-based three-factor authentication protocol. In 2019, Chen et al [26] presented a three-factor authentication protocol using symmetric cryptosystem. However, their protocol cannot resist off-line guessing attack.…”

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Efficient and Provably Secure Anonymous User Authentication Scheme for Patient Monitoring Using Wireless Medical Sensor Networks

Wang

Zhang

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IEEE Access

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Wireless medical sensor networks (WMSNs) are playing an increasingly important role in smart healthcare applications. Since the data transmitted in WMSNs is closely related to patient's life and health, and considering the resource-constrain feature of the sensor node, constructing an authentication scheme for WMSNs is a formidable task. Recently, Soni et al. presented an elliptic curve cryptosystem based three-factor authentication scheme for WMSNs. However, we discover that their scheme suffers from serious vulnerabilities, such as sensor node capture attack, no forward secrecy, and the violation of threefactor security. To enhance the security and efficiency, we present a novel scheme using Rabin cryptosystem and chaotic maps. We use several widely-accepted security analysis methods to verify the correctness and security of our scheme. The Burrows-Abadi-Needham logic proof confirms the completeness of our scheme. The heuristic analysis indicates that our scheme is resistant to potential attacks and provides various security attributes like forward secrecy and three-factor security. Furthermore, we demonstrate that our scheme is provably secure in the random oracle model. Finally, the performance comparisons indicate that our scheme is superior to the related schemes both in security and efficiency and is more applicable to WMSNs owing to low overhead of the sensor node.

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An Improved Three-Factor User Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Medical Sensor Networks

Cited by 37 publications

References 23 publications

A Secure and Lightweight Three-Factor-Based Authentication Scheme for Smart Healthcare Systems

A Secure and Lightweight Three-Factor-Based Authentication Scheme for Smart Healthcare Systems

A Smart Collaborative Authentication Framework for Multi-Dimensional Fine-Grained Control

Efficient and Provably Secure Anonymous User Authentication Scheme for Patient Monitoring Using Wireless Medical Sensor Networks

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