Certificateless Cryptographic Protocols for Efficient Drone-Based Smart City Applications

Won, Jongok; Seo, Seung-Hyun; Bertino, Elisa

doi:10.1109/access.2017.2684128

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“…J. Won et al proposed cryptographic protocols for secure communication in drones for smart cities [21]. In 2018, S. Benzarti et al proposed a drone authentication mechanism that can be applied to a drone-based IoT [22].…”

Section: B Cryptography For Securing Dronesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Random Number Generator Using Sensors for Drone

2020

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In recent years, drones have been widely used in many areas such as farming, movie making, surveillance and delivery. So, there is a need to protect these drones against security attacks including hijacking, spying and theft of stored data through the utilization of security mechanisms. Cryptographic keys are needed to operate these security mechanisms, and they must be generated by using random number generators which create unpredictable and non-regenerable random numbers. However, existing random number generators used in drones are not tailored for drones specifically as they use random sources generated on a desktop, not a drone. Recently, random number generators utilizing sensors in mobile phones and IoT (Internet of Things) devices have been studied, but are not appropriate for drones. In this paper, considering that drone sensors must be applied to flight and stationary modes, we proposed a drone specific random number generator called DroneRNG and implemented it. Then, we showed that our DroneRNG passed all of the NIST randomization tests and possesses better statistical properties and unpredictability than random number generators that are currently used in drones.

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Section: B Cryptography For Securing Dronesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Random Number Generator Using Sensors for Drone

2020

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“…There are a few studies dedicated to investigating the data protection issues for UAV networks. Won et al [16], proposed a suite of cryptographic protocols for drones and smart objects. The protocols deal with three communication scenarios: one to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-one.…”

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An Efficient and Provably Secure Certificateless Blind Signature Scheme for Flying Ad-Hoc Network Based on Multi-Access Edge Computing

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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), when interconnected in a multi-hop ad-hoc fashion, or as a flying ad-hoc network (FANET), can efficiently accomplish mission-critical tasks. However, UAVs usually suffer from the issues of shorter lifespan and limited computational resources. Therefore, the existing security approaches, being fragile, are not capable of countering the attacks, whether known or unknown. Such a security lapse can result in a debilitated FANET system. In order to cope up with such attacks, various efficient signature schemes have been proposed. Unfortunately, none of the solutions work effectively because of incurred computational and communication costs. We aimed to resolve such issues by proposing a blind signature scheme in a certificateless setting. The scheme does not require public-key certificates, nor does it suffer from the key escrow problem. Moreover, the data that are aggregated from the platform that monitors the UAVs might be too huge to be processed by the same UAVs engaged in the monitoring task. Due to being latency-sensitive, it demands high computational capability. Luckily, the envisioned fifth generation (5G) mobile communication introduces multi-access edge computing (MEC) in its architecture. MEC, when incorporated in a UAV environment, in our proposed model, divides the workload between UAVs and the on-board microcomputer. Thus, our proposed model extends FANET to the 5G mobile network and enables a secure communication between UAVs and the base station (BS).

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“…Ying Zhang et al [12] develops a dynamic key management method. The method can achieved by updating of dynamic keys which solve the security defense problem of system.…”

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Energy Efficient and Secured Key Based Management in Area Monitor by WSN

2019

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Popular Technology for monitoring Environment, observation of battle field, caring of health, tracking of object, managing during various types of attack is by Wireless sensor networks. Whenever, area which is strictly monitoring by WSNs it has to handle all the critical situation. That is, when area affected by radiation creates node outage problems with in the critical areas monitoring by WSNs. For that solution should be needed when communication problem arises between the nodes. Reliable Transferring of information from nodes to the base station, less utilization of energy to improve the network life time and also along with these secure mechanisms are also needed to save the sensed information from hostile environment. In this paper clustering process with security mechanisms are used. Key based security approach used to validate data inside cluster and outside the cluster during data reaches to the base station. RSA encoding of the data to hide data from external persons. A security mechanism of our scheme shows that our protocol is effective in defending against radiation attack and intentionally node attacked hackers. Key based security approach implemented in Linux OS and simulate it using NS2 simulator to assess its time, energy, communication, and memory performance..

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Certificateless Cryptographic Protocols for Efficient Drone-Based Smart City Applications

Cited by 70 publications

References 30 publications

Random Number Generator Using Sensors for Drone

Random Number Generator Using Sensors for Drone

An Efficient and Provably Secure Certificateless Blind Signature Scheme for Flying Ad-Hoc Network Based on Multi-Access Edge Computing

Energy Efficient and Secured Key Based Management in Area Monitor by WSN

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