Efficient, Secure, and Privacy-Preserving PMIPv6 Protocol for V2G Networks

Eiza, Mahmoud Hashem; Shi, Qi; Marnerides, Angelos K.; Owens, Thomas; Ni, Qiang

doi:10.1109/tvt.2018.2880834

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“… Mobile IP standard: To manage the mobility between different entities in the vehicular network, researchers introduced several solutions in the literature, including terminal‐based Mobile IP 29 and its extensions (ie, Hierarchical MIP, Fast MIP). Additionally, the Proxy MIPv6 30 is a mobility management protocol that works in a centralized manner, also known as network‐based handover. It includes a local mobility anchor, referred to as LMA, to establish communication tunnels with the Mobility Access Gateways (MAGs), referred to as the core entity.…”

Section: Mobility Management In Heterogeneous Vehicular Networkmentioning

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Smart and Green Mobility Management for 5G‐enabled Vehicular Networks

Aljeri

Boukerche

2020

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Summary With the recent demand of sustainable and green smart cities, we are witnessing a growing research initiative toward the development of efficient energy‐aware 5G/Wifi‐6 wireless networks. This has led to the development of what is referred to as the Internet of Energy‐based technology to support heterogeneous and complex wireless systems such as intelligent vehicular network and smart connected cities as well as efficiently manage their available energy resources. Towards this end, the next generation of 5G/Wifi‐6 wireless network technologies shall provide a practical platform to support green Internet of vehicular networks, smart transportation systems, and smart cities. In this context, the management of vehicles' mobility and communication protocol needs to be fully investigated, adapted and reconfigured to better fit the power consumption and the energy resources' limitations of the next generation of intelligent vehicular networks. In this article, we present the latest mobility management protocols designed for 5G‐enabled vehicular networks, discuss their efficiency, their design, and their drawbacks. We point out the main characteristics, components, and limitation of mobility management protocols and wireless access. Last, but not least, we discuss several open issues, followed by future research directions toward the design and development of mobility management schemes for the next generation of green 5G and beyond enabled vehicular networks.

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Section: Mobility Management In Heterogeneous Vehicular Networkmentioning

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Smart and Green Mobility Management for 5G‐enabled Vehicular Networks

Aljeri

Boukerche

2020

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“…The property of forward security, however, is ignored in [13]. Mahmoud Hashem et al designed an efficient and secure privacy-preserving IPv6 protocol to protect the communications in V2G networks [14]. This solution considers the traceability of EVs but it does not consider forward security.…”

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“…Considering the [14] has a different system model with ours, the [12] and [23] treat the authenticator as a trusted party, and the [34] focus on group authentication, in this section, we still evaluate our scheme by comparing it with the three similar schemes [5] [26] [17]. We will analyze the computational overhead and communication overhead of the four schemes.…”

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“…In this case, the V2G system must be able to reveal the true identity of this malicious EV and prevent it from continuing in the system, which means that the system must possess traceability and revocation. Though some existing pseudonym-based schemes can support traceability and revocation, most of them do not consider the forward security of a revoked EV [13][14][15][16][17]. In these schemes, when an EV needs to be revoked, all the current pseudonyms owned by the EV will be published openly.…”

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Conditional Privacy-Preserving Anonymous Authentication Scheme With Forward Security in Vehicle-to-Grid Networks

Wang¹,

Ou²,

Ye³

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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In the Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) network, the electric vehicles (EVs) need to report their respective information, such as vehicle identity, battery capacity, battery state of charge (SoC), current location, and driving direction, to the power grid through the distributed local aggregators (LAGs), so that the power grid can dispatch power reasonably. However, the information has much to do with privacy of the EVs. The issue of how to solve the contradictory needs of privacy protection and information report is a challenging problem in the V2G network. This paper proposed a privacy preserving authentication mechanism together with a key exchange between the EVs and the LAGs, in which the EVs do not use any pseudonyms. Besides satisfying the requirements of anonymity, confidentiality, unlinkability, nonrepudiation, traceability and revocation, the scheme can further support forward security. The performance analysis shows that the proposed scheme is efficient in terms of computation and communication overhead. The experimental results show that the proposed scheme has fewer exchanged messages in the authentication process among compared schemes.

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“…For example, Odelu et al [2] proposed a secure authenticated key agreement scheme for SG, which provides privacy and session-key security under the Canetti-Krawczyk adversary model. Eiza et al [3] designed an efficient, secure and privacy-preserving proxy mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) protocol to address the security and privacy concerns of mobile IP communications in V2G networks. In a similar direction, Wu et al [4] utilized elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) to propose a secure and lightweight agreement mechanism for SG.…”

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An Efficient Blockchain-Based Hierarchical Authentication Mechanism for Energy Trading in V2G Environment

Garg

Kaur

Kaddoum

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE International Conference on Communications Workshops (ICC Workshops)

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Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) networks have emerged as a new technology in modern electric power transmission networks. It allows bi-directional flow of communication and electricity between electric vehicles (EVs) and the Smart Grid (SG), in order to provide more sophisticated energy trading. However, due to the involvement of a huge amount of trading data and the presence of untrusted entities in the visiting networks, the underlying V2G infrastructure suffers from various security and privacy challenges. Although, several solutions have been proposed in the literature to address these problems, issues like lack of mutual authentication and anonymity, incapability to protect against several attack vectors, generation of huge overhead, and dependency on centralized infrastructures make security and privacy issues even more challenging. To address the above mentioned problems, in this paper, we propose a blockchain oriented hierarchical authentication mechanism for rewarding EVs. The overall process is broadly classified into the following phases: 1) System Initialization, 2) Registration, 3) Hierarchical Mutual Authentication, and 4) Consensus; wherein blockchain's distributed ledger has been employed for transaction execution in distributed V2G environments while Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) has been used for hierarchical authentication. The designed hierarchical authentication mechanism has been employed to preserve the anonymity of EVs and support mutual authentication between EVs, charging stations (CSs) and the central aggregator (CAG). Additionally, it also supports minimal communicational and computational overheads on resource constrained EVs. Further, formal security verification of the proposed scheme on widely accepted Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications (AVISPA) tool validates its safeness against different security attacks.

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Efficient, Secure, and Privacy-Preserving PMIPv6 Protocol for V2G Networks

Cited by 25 publications

References 25 publications

Smart and Green Mobility Management for 5G‐enabled Vehicular Networks

Smart and Green Mobility Management for 5G‐enabled Vehicular Networks

Conditional Privacy-Preserving Anonymous Authentication Scheme With Forward Security in Vehicle-to-Grid Networks

An Efficient Blockchain-Based Hierarchical Authentication Mechanism for Energy Trading in V2G Environment

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