Design and Implementation of an RFID-based Enterprise Application Framework based on Abstract BP and Kerberos

An, Kyuhee; Lee, Kiyeal; Chung, Mokdong

doi:10.3745/jips.2006.2.3.170

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“…Another implementation that may be used to enhance security in dynamic RFID application environments is the proposed Enterprise Application Framework that is based on Kerberos and abstract business processes that includes a standard communication protocol and diverse security functions [43].…”

Section: Rfid Enterprise Application Framework Based On Kerberosmentioning

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A Survey of RFID Deployment and Security Issues

Grover¹,

Berghel²

2011

Journal of Information Processing Systems

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This paper describes different aspects of a typical RFID implementation. Section 1 provides a brief overview of the concept of Automatic Identification and compares the use of different technologies while Section 2 describes the basic components of a typical RFID system. Section 3 and Section 4 deal with the detailed specifications of RFID transponders and RFID interrogators respectively. Section 5 highlights different RFID standards and protocols and Section 6 enumerates the wide variety of applications where RFID systems are known to have made a positive improvement. Section 7 deals with privacy issues concerning the use of RFIDs and Section 8 describes common RFID system vulnerabilities. Section 9 covers a variety of RFID security issues, followed by a detailed listing of countermeasures and precautions in Section 10.

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Section: Rfid Enterprise Application Framework Based On Kerberosmentioning

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A Survey of RFID Deployment and Security Issues

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Berghel²

2011

Journal of Information Processing Systems

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Tutorial: Identity Management Systems and Secured Access Control

Hovav¹,

Berger²

2009

CAIS

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Identity Management has been a serious problem since the establishment of the Internet. Yet little progress has been made toward an acceptable solution. Early Identity Management Systems (IdMS) were designed to control access to resources and match capabilities with people in well-defined situations, Today's computing environment involves a variety of user and machine centric forms of digital identities and fuzzy organizational boundaries. With the advent of inter-organizational systems, social networks, e-commerce, m-commerce, service oriented computing, and automated agents, the characteristics of IdMS face a large number of technical and social challenges. The first part of the tutorial describes the history and conceptualization of IdMS, current trends and proposed paradigms, identity lifecycle, implementation challenges and social issues. The second part addresses standards, industry initiatives, and vendor solutions. We conclude that there is disconnect between the need for a universal, seamless, transparent IdMS and current proposed standards and vendor solutions.

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Design and Implementation of an RFID-based Enterprise Application Framework based on Abstract BP and Kerberos

Cited by 2 publications

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A Survey of RFID Deployment and Security Issues

A Survey of RFID Deployment and Security Issues

Tutorial: Identity Management Systems and Secured Access Control

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