Energy Efficient Key Management Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

Suganthi, N.; Sumathy, V.

doi:10.15837/ijccc.2014.1.235

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“…Suganthi et al [36] calculated the keys (individual keys and the pair-wise keys) during initialization using polynomial functions. In their approach, the base station shared the individual key and the neighbor nodes shared the pairwise keys.…”

Section: Polynomials Based Key Management Schemesmentioning

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A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Gautam

Kumar

2021

SN Appl. Sci.

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Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are the new speed-accelerating technologies worldwide and are used continuously in a range of critical applications. Any damage or compromise to data security could have physical and direct effects on network efficiency and safety. One of the active areas of research is key management, authentication, and trust management in wireless sensor networks (WSN). Since researchers have provided many protection schemes, it is difficult to select which key management or trust management schemes in a specific WSN application suit best. We did a detailed survey in our paper on how the properties of various trust management, authentication, and key management schemes can be used for specific applications. Based on this review, we present the methodologies, advantages, and limitations of the previously proposed key management, authentication, and trust management scheme in WSN. The goal of this thorough analysis is to compare and find the correct security solution that successfully meets the requirements of the application. Moreover, the strength, weaknesses, and open problems are added that can extend more frontiers to get the best security solutions in the future.s

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Section: Polynomials Based Key Management Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Gautam

Kumar

2021

SN Appl. Sci.

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“…Sandirigama et al [17] used password-based key management with a combination of re-keying and authentication. Suganthi et al [18] proposed the energy efficient key management scheme by generating pair-wise keys and maintaining them without key sharing. However, these algorithms are not suitable for the drone environment.…”

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Authentication and Delegation for Operating a Multi-Drone System

Bae

Kim

2019

Sensors

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As the era of IoT comes, drones are in the spotlight as a mobile medium of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and services. However, drones appear to be vulnerable to physical capture attacks since they usually operate far from operators. If a drone is illegally captured, some important data will be exposed to the attacker. In this paper, we propose a saveless-based key management and delegation system for a multi-drone control system. The proposed system enables a multi-drone control system to highly resist physical capture by minimizing exposure of confidential data. In addition, when the drone leaves the formation for performing another mission or by a natural environment, the system can allow the drone to securely re-participate in the formation with the help of the ground control station (GCS) when it comes back. The analysis result shows that the proposed system can reduce storage space usage and require less computational overhead. From the result, we expect that the system can guarantee the resistance of physical capture and secure key management to the drones as well as many mobile IoT devices.

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“…In [12], Suganthi and Vembu have proposed an algorithm allowing the establishment of three types of keys for each sensor node without key broadcasting and a minimal base station involvement. The sensor node individual key is used for initial communication with the base station and is calculated through system parameters distributed before the network deployment.…”

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µKMS: micro key management system for WSNs

Aissani

Omar

Tari

et al. 2018

IET wirel. sens. syst.

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Key management is the basic building block of all the security protocols and is one of the most challenging issues in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Centralising a trusted key management server is not an appropriate solution in such fully distributed networks. On the other hand, designing a distributed key management system is a challenging task, due to the constrained characteristics of sensor nodes, which are limited in storage, computation, communication, and energy. In the literature, there is a hot research effort on key management purpose for WSNs. The greatest part of the existing solutions focuses mainly on the optimisation of the key number, rekeying frequency and process or the encryption system of the distributed keys. Unfortunately, these systems are implemented as an additional and independent service, involving a considerable overhead. In this study, the authors propose µKMS (micro key management system) for WSNs. µKMS implements a dissimulation scheme, embedding the rekeying process messages on the unexploited coding space of the exchanged ZigBee packets. They have developed simulations, where the obtained results show the relevance of µKMS in terms of communication overhead, storage overhead, and energy consumption.

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Energy Efficient Key Management Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 20 publications

References 15 publications

A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Authentication and Delegation for Operating a Multi-Drone System

µKMS: micro key management system for WSNs

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