Authentication and ID-Based Key Management Protocol in Pervasive Environment

Abstract

The combination of wired and wireless technologies is spreading rapidly with the advance of Internet and networks, since it enables the creation of new services, and provides new features to both users and service providers. In such wired and wireless integrated services, network integration is very important, because such systems involve linking heterogeneous networks; and they involve integrating transmission technologies across networks. In this situation, existing security and communication technologies are unsuitable, since network integration involves heterogeneous networks. The network may have several security vulnerabilities. Also, the available services are for roaming users. In these services, we must provide fast authentication and security for roaming. Therefore, in this paper we proposed authentication and ID-based key management in pervasive environments. Our system provides efficient, secure communication.

Analysis of Bluetooth threats and v4.0 security features

“…Each model has been evaluated based on the common security properties required [3]. The SSP is in fact similar to authentication [17,20] and key establishment (AKE) [18] protocols, and therefore we consider the following basic security properties required of such protocols [15]. ವ Known key security (KKS) [15]: Compromising a session key does not leak out other session keys.…”

Analyzing the Secure Simple Pairing in Bluetooth v4.0

“…The SSP is in fact similar to authentication [23,29] and key establishment (AKE) [24] protocols, and therefore we consider the following basic security properties required of such protocols [20].…”