Block chain-based access control protocol in Internet of Drones

Perumalla, Subhadra; Chatterjee, Santanu; Kumar, Abhishek

doi:10.1080/1206212x.2021.1961366

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“…Nagabhushana Rao et al 36 developed a elliptic curve cryptographic‐based Chebyshev polynomial source authentication schema (ECCCPSAS) to safe data communiqué among users to exchange information from one drone to other drone in 5G network. Perumalla et al 37 developed a blockchain‐based access control mechanism for sheltered contact between the drones. This method includes two phases, such as authentication phase and access control phase.…”

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Secure communication using multilevel authentication strategy in Internet of Drones

Perumalla

Chatterjee

Kumar

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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The Internet of Drones (IoD) is a layered network or platform that controls and coordinates the drones. The unmanned aerial vehicles also called as drones are objects that utilized in Internet of Things (IoT) smart devices. The security is the major problem in the architecture for IoD. Hence, a multilevel authentication method is devised in this article to enable secure communication in IoD. The analysis of security is depending on four stages, such as pre-deployment, user registration, login phase, and authentication phase. The drones are registered in the IoD infrastructure in the pre-deployment phase. Then, the users registration with the drone is done in user registration phase, which is executed to register the users with the drone for accessing the information in real-time via the user. Then, the user communicates with the server is done in the login phase, and at last, the authentication of drones, servers, and the users are done in authentication phase to offer secured communication. The devised approach attains the maximum performance with a delay, throughput, and packet loss of 0.099 s, 62.855 bps, and 2.52012 s, respectively.

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confidence: 99%