Group Authentication Protocol for Mobile Networks

Aboudagga, Nidal; Quisquater, J.-J.; Eltoweissy, Mohamed

doi:10.1109/wimob.2007.4390822

Cited by 13 publications

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“…A group AKA protocol for a group of mobile stations roaming from the same HN to an SN was proposed in [12]. Aboudagga et al [13] proposed a new architecture for authentication management, and presented an associated authentication protocol for mobile groups and individual nodes over heterogeneous domains. However, there are still no appropriate group access authentication methods for MTC in 3GPP.…”

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A novel group access authentication and key agreement protocol for machine‐type communication

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Machine‐to‐machine communications have been actively engaged in by the standardisation and industry areas, also defined as machine‐type communication (MTC) in the release 10 of the 3rd Generation Partnership Project. The scenarios of 3rd Generation Partnership Project have been regarded as the promising solution facilitating machine‐to‐machine communications, which is being standardised as an emphatic application to be supported by long‐term evolution advanced. In this paper, we propose a novel group access authentication and key agreement protocol for MTC devices, which effectively reduces authentication costs compared with conventional schemes. In our proposed protocol, the first MTC device accessing the network performs a full authentication and key agreement authentication procedure and obtains a group temporary key and group authentication information on behalf of other MTC devices in the same group; then, the remaining MTC devices perform a simplified authentication procedure locally. The key derivation and group member joining and leaving are also discussed. Finally, the security of the proposed protocol is verified by using the AVISPA toolkit, and extensive evaluations of performance illustrate that the proposed protocol achieves better performance in terms of the bandwidth consumption, the number of signaling messages between the home network and the serving network, the computation cost and the storage cost in the serving network compared with several existing schemes. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A novel group access authentication and key agreement protocol for machine‐type communication

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“…In the literature, few authentication protocols of group communications have been proposed, such as an individual and group authentication model for wireless network services using dynamic key cryptography and group key management for individual and group of users and services [6], G-AKA for a group of mobile stations (MSs) roaming from the same home network (HN) to a serving network (SN) [7] and group authentication protocol for mobile networks which proposes a new architecture for authentication management and an associated authentication protocol for mobile groups and individual nodes over heterogeneous domains [8]. However, there are still no appropriate group authentication methods for MTC communications in 3GPP.…”

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Security Issues on Machine to Machine Communications

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2012

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Machine to machine (M2M) communications is the hottest issue in the standardization and industry area, it is also defined as machine-type communication (MTC) in release 10 of the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). Recently, most research have focused on congestion control, sensing, computing, and controlling technologies and resource management etc., but there are few studies on security aspects. In this paper, we first introduce the threats that exist in M2M system and corresponding solutions according to 3GPP. In addition, we present several new security issues including group access authentication, multiparty authentication and data authentication, and propose corresponding solutions through modifying existing authentication protocols and cryptographic algorithms, such as group authentication and key agreement protocol used to solve group access authentication of M2M, proxy signature for M2M system to tackle authentication issue among multiple entities and aggregate signature used to resolve security of small data transmission in M2M communications.

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“…There are many group authentication schemes that verify whether a user belongs to a group, i.e., they authenticate a user each time. For example, Aboudagga et al [1] proposed an authentication protocol named mGAP, which predicts nodes' behavior and manages the authentication of mobile groups and individual nodes during roaming across administrative domains.…”

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