LAA: Lattice-Based Access Authentication Scheme for IoT in Space Information Networks

Ma, Ruhui; Cao, Jun; Feng, Dan; Li, Hui

doi:10.1109/jiot.2019.2962553

Cited by 19 publications

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“…The channel between the ground station and the satellite is prone to eavesdropping and other attack types, e.g., man-inthe-middle, impersonation, and replay attacks. When several Internet of Things (IoT) devices try to connect to the satellite, access authentication imposes a large signaling overhead [22]. Accordingly, access authentication mechanisms with low latency are essential.…”

Section: Quantum Security For Satellite Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Quantum and Satellites: A New Era of Connectivity

Sodagari

2023

IEEE Access

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Quantum satellite networking is central to enabling quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum-state transfer. Delving into the synergistic relations of quantum technology and satellite communications, we elucidate on continuous variable and discrete variable QKD schemes, and the strategic selection of satellite orbits for optimal QKD. The prospects and possibilities of the integration of software-defined networking into this paradigm showcases a fusion of traditional and quantum communication methods. In the context of continuous variable quantum systems, a comparative discussion on Gaussian and non-Gaussian paradigms is presented, emphasizing their distinct characteristics crucial for satellite-assisted quantum networks. Moreover, we underscore the role of quantum computing in bolstering the security of satellite information networks, emphasizing the importance of delay reduction for the connection of Internet of Things (IoT) devices to satellite networks. Lastly, we propose potential domains ripe for future exploration in this burgeoning field.

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Section: Quantum Security For Satellite Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Quantum and Satellites: A New Era of Connectivity

Sodagari

2023

IEEE Access

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“…This problem can make the user's anonymity lost. Furthermore, unlinkability requires that members in the network cannot distinguish the source of encryption messages [53]. If the system's unlinkability is lost, the attacker can continuously collect the information from the target user, then infer the content of the message according to the context relevance.…”

Section: Signal Captured By Eavesdroppersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Threat analysis for space information network based on network security attributes: a review

Fan

et al. 2022

Complex Intell. Syst.

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Space Information Network (SIN) is a multi-purpose heterogeneous network. Due to the large-scale of SIN, its secure and stable operation is vulnerable to various threats. Much of current threat analysis for SIN is based on the network function or architecture. However, this approach cannot clearly divide the relation between threats and secure communication measures for a highly integrated network. Furthermore, it will lead to overlapping in segregation of secure duties. This paper presents a comprehensive review of threats and corresponding solutions in SIN from the perspective of network security attributes. In order to make the analysis applicable to more scenarios, the following three most essential attributes, confidentiality, integrity and availability, are selected as the threatened objectives. At the same time, for cross-reference with the analysis based on network function or architecture, this paper relates network layers to network security attributes through secure communication mechanisms. Specifically, the confidentiality includes confidential information-exchange and Authentication and Key Agreement (AKA), the integrity includes information identification and information restoration, and the availability includes link establishment, routing mechanism, and mobility management. According to above framework, this paper provides a cross-layer perspective for analyzing threat and enhancing the security and stability of SIN. Finally, this paper concludes with a summary of challenges and future work in SIN.

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“…However, the schemes in [36] and [37] fail to achieve some critical security properties, such as unlinkability and perfect forward/backward secrecy (PFS/PBS). Yi et al [38] and Ma et al [39] respectively proposed two AKA schemes using lattice-based cryptography to overcome the insufficiencies of existing access authentication methods in SATCOM system, such as high computational complexity, large authentication delay and no resistance to quantum attack. In 2020, Yao et al [40] proposed an identity-based mutual authentication scheme (IMAS) with the adoption of multicast authentication, which greatly reduced the authentication computation delay and signalling overhead.…”

Section: B Authentication and Key Agreement (Aka)mentioning

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“…In 2020, Yao et al [40] proposed an identity-based mutual authentication scheme (IMAS) with the adoption of multicast authentication, which greatly reduced the authentication computation delay and signalling overhead. However, these identity-based AKA schemes [36], [37], [38], [39], [40] face the potential threats from Private Key Generator (PKG) and private key escrow problems. Therefore, based on this fact, Guan et al [41] proposed a blockchain-assisted secure and lightweight authentication (BSLA) scheme which introduces the blockchain to solve the key escrow problem caused by the centralized PKG in the registration phase of the traditional identity-based AKA mechanisms.…”

Section: B Authentication and Key Agreement (Aka)mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Authentication in Satellite Internet

Wang¹,

Zhang²,

Zhao³

et al. 2022

J-NaNA

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Satellite Internet is a promising technology that provides global connectivity and has attracted widespread attention from both industry and academia. However, the open nature of wireless communication links renders Satellite Internet vulnerable to signal spoofing and illegal access attacks. Authentication has been recognized as an effective countermeasure to these attacks. Therefore, this paper presents a comprehensive survey of existing authentication schemes in Satellite Internet for the first time. We categorize existing authentication schemes into two main scenarios, i.e., the Satellite-based Communication (SATCOM) system and the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) scenario. We further divide the literature in the SATCOM scenario into five sub-categories and that in the GNSS scenario into two sub-categories. Finally, we discuss the challenges that existing authentication schemes are facing and will face and further present some future research directions.

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LAA: Lattice-Based Access Authentication Scheme for IoT in Space Information Networks

Cited by 19 publications

References 27 publications

Integrating Quantum and Satellites: A New Era of Connectivity

Integrating Quantum and Satellites: A New Era of Connectivity

Threat analysis for space information network based on network security attributes: a review

A Survey on Authentication in Satellite Internet

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