DGBES: Dynamic Group Based Efficient and Secure Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for MTC in LTE/LTE-A Networks

Gupta, Shubham; Parne, Balu L.; Chaudhari, Narendra S.

doi:10.1007/s11277-017-5005-6

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“…Many researches have been carried out to analyze or/and address this weakness by improving or modifying AKA protocol. Gupta et al [10] proposed a dynamic group based efficient and secure (DGBES-AKA) protocol for M2M communication in LTE/LTE-A network, which improved some overhead. Li et al [11] proposed the group-based AKA (GR-AKA) protocol which not only could authenticate several communication devices simultaneously, but also made the system to dynamically update its access-policy in an efficient way.…”

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Dependability Analysis of 5G-AKA Authentication Service From Server and User Perspectives

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The fifth generation (5G) technology offers a set of security services in order to provide secure communication to a large number of various devices. 5G Authentication and Key Agreement (5G-AKA) authentication service acts as the first step of securing the 5G network communication. This paper aims to quantitatively analyze the dependability of 5G-AKA authentication service. We develop the continuoustime Markov chain (CTMC) models to capture the operational details of the 5G-AKA authentication services when facing the service failure. We also derive formulas for calculating metrics of interest, including Defects Per Million (DPM), authentication service's first restoration time from failure and total cost of ownership (TCO). Extensive numerical analysis is applied to investigate the impact of parameters on the evaluation metrics. INDEX TERMS 5G-AKA protocol, availability, defects per million, first restoration time, total cost of ownership.

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“…The scheme of Gupta et al 14 proposes a dynamic group authentication and key agreement protocol for MTC in LTE/LTE-A (group-based secure authentication and key agreement (GBS-AKA)), based on symmetric cryptography composed of four phases. The group organization is based on binary tree and a group leader is elected.…”

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“…Fu et al 12 Lai et al 13 Gupta et al 14 Parne et al 15 MTC group without the presence of a managing entity, as HSS. Table 2 shows the main entities involved in the architecture of the protocol and the notations and corresponding definitions are provided in Table 3.…”

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Secret sharing-based authentication and key agreement protocol for machine-type communications

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Hilgert

Gondim

et al. 2019

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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One of the main challenges for the development of the Internet of Things is the authentication of large numbers of devices/sensors, commonly served by massive machine-type communications, which jointly with long-term evolution has been considered one of the main foundations for the continued growth of Internet of Things connectivity and an important issue to be treated in the development of 5G networks. This article describes some protocols for the group-based authentication of devices/sensors in Internet of Things and presents a new group authentication protocol based on Shamir's secret and Lagrange interpolation formula. The new protocol protects privacy, avoids unauthorized access to information, and assists in the prevention of attacks, as replay, distributed denial of service, and man-in-the-middle. A security analysis and comparisons among the 3GPP evolved packet system authentication and key agreement standard protocol and other recent group authentication protocols were performed toward proving the efficiency of the proposed protocol. The comparisons regard security properties and computational and communication costs. The safety of the protocol was formally verified through simulations conducted by automated validation of internet security protocols and applications.

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“…At the same time, lots of group key establishment protocols based on public key cryptography methods have been presented. However, most of these protocols [17][18][19][20][21] are the same as the above two protocols [15,16], only one key can be generated at a time for a single group.…”

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Practical KGC-Free Polynomial-Based Multiple Group Keys Agreement for IoT Health Care Systems

Cheng¹,

Zhao

Hsu

et al. 2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Although nowadays lots of group key agreement schemes have been presented, most of these protocols generate a secret key for a single group. However, in the IoT HCS, more and more communications are involved in multiple groups and users can join multiple groups to communicate at the same time. Therefore, applying the conventional public-key-based one-at-a-time group key establishment protocols has heavy computational cost or suffer from security vulnerabilities. At the same time, in an IoT HCS, a trusted KGC is usually not available and so more flexible self-organized multigroup keys generation will be desired by all group members. In order to address this issue, a practical scheme for efficient and flexible KGC-free polynomial-based multigroup key establishments for IoT HCS is proposed. The proposed protocol can generate multiple group keys for all group members at once, instead of generating one key each time for a single group; more importantly, there is no need for a trusted KGC in the process of group keys establishment and each user can join multiple groups at the same time using only one reserved share. Meanwhile, the security of the proposed protocol is discussed in detail. Finally, we compare this protocol with the latest related group key distribution protocols in performance analysis. The results show that this efficient and flexible KGC-free polynomial-based multiple group keys establishment protocol is more suitable for practical group key agreement in IoT HCS.

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DGBES: Dynamic Group Based Efficient and Secure Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for MTC in LTE/LTE-A Networks

Cited by 26 publications

References 28 publications

Dependability Analysis of 5G-AKA Authentication Service From Server and User Perspectives

Dependability Analysis of 5G-AKA Authentication Service From Server and User Perspectives

Secret sharing-based authentication and key agreement protocol for machine-type communications

Practical KGC-Free Polynomial-Based Multiple Group Keys Agreement for IoT Health Care Systems

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