Authentication scheme for insecure networks in cloud computing

Al-Attab, Basel Saleh; Fadewar, H. S.

doi:10.1109/icgtspicc.2016.7955289

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“…Al-Attab, B. S., & Fadewar, H. S. [19] proposed an authentication framework that can handle several types of attacks such as a denial of service (DOS), password guessing, replay, man-in-the-middle, insider attacks and so on. They argue that their framework built under coherent techniques such as hash function, USB token, and Diffie-Hellman.…”

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“…According to [14], there is no clear standard or technique to test the authentication property under the concept of a framework. We use the same evaluation technique that has been used in [19], where they used a security analysis that contains two-steps. The first one is functionality requirements, which define the main function or property that used to defend against several types of attacks.…”

Section: Evaluation and Security Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Enhanced User Authentication Framework in Cloud Computing

Refai¹,

Batiha²,

Al-Refai³

2020

IJNSA

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Recently, there are several studies have proposed user authentication frameworks to defend against different types of attacks such as phishing, replay attack, man in the middle attack and denial of service attack, etc. Most of these frameworks consist of three main phases, which are the registration phase, login phase, and authentication phase. Most of them have the changing password process as an additional activity.Many problemshave been noticed in the performance of these frameworks. For example, the registration phase is valunerable to internal attack such as SYN flood attack. In this work, we aim to propose a robust user authentication framework that overcomes the previous framework shortages. The proposed framework provides many security aspects such as remote authentication, mutual authentication, session key establishment,to mention a few. Besides, to ensure the security through all phases of this framework, we add a new phase called a Service Access Authentication Phase (SAAP).This phase is resposable of the internal verification .

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Section: Evaluation and Security Analysismentioning

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An Enhanced User Authentication Framework in Cloud Computing

Refai¹,

Batiha²,

Al-Refai³

2020

IJNSA

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“…In [33], authors also used two-factor authentication. The first is also a password (knowledge factor) but the second is a USB token (possession factor).…”

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Grid and Cloud Computing Security: A Comparative Survey

Namane¹,

Ghoualmi²

2019

ijcna

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The major purpose of this article is to know the security requirements and their solutions in grid and cloud computing environments. We first focused generally on the security issue in grids as in cloud computing where we examined all the articles proposed in the literature. Then, we classify them according to the treated security issue (authentication, access control, integrity, confidentiality or multiple security issues). A comparative study was carried out between the different techniques presented in each class of each environment. The same classification is done with research articles concerning security issues in cloud computing environment. The study was followed by a comparison between the different proposed techniques for each class in grid computing with those proposed within the same class in cloud. As a result we found that the access control issue is the most considered research area in both grid and cloud computing environments.

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A dynamic multiple-keys game-based industrial wireless sensor-cloud authentication scheme

Liu

2018

J Supercomput

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Authentication scheme for insecure networks in cloud computing

Cited by 7 publications

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An Enhanced User Authentication Framework in Cloud Computing

An Enhanced User Authentication Framework in Cloud Computing

Grid and Cloud Computing Security: A Comparative Survey

A dynamic multiple-keys game-based industrial wireless sensor-cloud authentication scheme

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