Cryptanalysis of Timestamp-Based Password Authentication Schemes Using Smart Cards

Wang, Guilin; Bao, Feng

doi:10.1007/11935308_28

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“…However, Yoon et al [13] showed possible attacks on the YWC-scheme [12], and introduced an improvement. In 2006, however, Wang and Bao [15] pointed out that both the SLHscheme [11] and Yoon et al's scheme [13] are vulnerable to impersonation attack.…”

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An Efficient Generic Framework for Three-Factor Authentication With Provably Secure Instantiation

Wang²,

et al. 2014

IEEE Trans.Inform.Forensic Secur.

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Abstract-Remote authentication has been widely studied and adapted in distributed systems. The security of remote authentication mechanisms mostly relies on one of or the combination of three factors: something users know -password, something users have -smart card, and something users are -biometric characteristics.This paper introduces an efficient generic framework for threefactor authentication. The proposed generic framework enhances the security of existing two-factor authentication schemes by upgrading them to three-factor authentication schemes, without exposing user privacy. In addition, we present a case study by upgrading a secure two-factor authentication scheme to a secure three-factor authentication scheme. Furthermore, implementation analysis, formal proof and privacy discussion are provided to show that the derived scheme is practical, secure and privacypreserving.

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An Efficient Generic Framework for Three-Factor Authentication With Provably Secure Instantiation

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et al. 2014

IEEE Trans.Inform.Forensic Secur.

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“…A password authentication scheme over insecure Networks was analyzed by [15] in 2006. The Cryptanalysis of two improved password authentication schemes using smart cards was discussed by [16] in 2006. A novel remote user authentication scheme using bilinear pairings was suggested by [17] in 2006.…”

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An Enhanced Dynamic Mutual Authentication Scheme for Smart Card Based Networks

Baboo¹,

Gokulraj²

2012

IJCNIS

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Network security is the prevailing and challenging factor in computer communications. Computer security and communication security are interrelated and essential features in the internetworking system. Network security is ascertained by many factors like authentication, authorization, digital signatures, cryptography, steganography etc. Among them authentication is playing an important role in networked communications, where the communicating partners are to be identified each other legitimately. Authentication process ensures the legitimacy of the communicating partners in networked communication. In an authentication process, the originator of the communication and the respondent transact some identification codes to each other, prior to start of the message transaction. Several methods have been proposed regarding the authentication process for computer communication and smart card based networks from time to time. We introduced a new scheme to enhance and ensure the remote authentication through secure and dynamic authentication using a smart card, which is relatively a different approach. This scheme discusses the authentication procedure for smart card based network systems. This article introduces a dynamic authentication scheme, which includes a number of factors, among them the password, password index, and date of modification are important factors, which decide the dynamicity in authentication. The static approach authentication schemes are vulnerable to different types of attacks in networked communication. This dynamic authentication scheme ensures the authentication, confidentiality, reliability, integrity and security in network communications. This article discusses the implementation of this scheme and to analyze the security and performance factors to ensure the dynamic mutual authentication and to enhance the security features in authentication for smart card based networks.

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“…[15] analyzed two improved password authentication schemes using smart cards in 2006. [16] proposed a novel remote user authentication scheme using bilinear pairings in 2006.…”

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A Secure Dynamic Authentication Scheme for Smart Card based Networks

Baboo¹,

Gokulraj²

2010

IJCA

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Authentication is one of the essential security features in network communication. Authentication process ascertains the legitimacy of the communicating partners in communication. In authentication process, the originator of the communication and the respondent transacts some identification codes of each other prior to start of the message transaction. Several methods have been proposed regarding the authentication process from time to time. Here, we introduce a new authentication scheme based on dynamicity which is relatively a different approach to ensure and enhance the smart card based remote authentication and security. This method discusses about the authentication for smart card based network systems. This method introduces a dynamic authentication scheme which includes number of factors, among them the password, password index, and date of modification are important factors which decides the dynamicity. The static approach authentication schemes are vulnerable to different types of attacks. In order to overcome the threats of the existing approaches, the dynamic authentication scheme is introduced.This scheme ensures the authentication, confidentiality, reliability, integrity and security. The security analysis of this method shows that this scheme is sustainable to the vulnerability attacks during authentication process and provides more security features in networked communications using smart cards.

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Cryptanalysis of Timestamp-Based Password Authentication Schemes Using Smart Cards

Cited by 5 publications

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An Efficient Generic Framework for Three-Factor Authentication With Provably Secure Instantiation

An Efficient Generic Framework for Three-Factor Authentication With Provably Secure Instantiation

An Enhanced Dynamic Mutual Authentication Scheme for Smart Card Based Networks

A Secure Dynamic Authentication Scheme for Smart Card based Networks

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