Lightweight and ultralightweight RFID mutual authentication protocol with cache in the reader for IoT in 5G

Fan, Kai; Gong, Yanyun; Chen, Liang; Li, Hui

doi:10.1002/sec.1314

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“…We specify the security features comparison of the improved protocol and some other related protocols in Table . Indeed, it can be observed that the improved protocol satisfies and meets the security requirements (except existential untraceability ) and is more secure and efficient than the most recent related protocols . Basically, all the protocols using pseudonym technique avoid the linear search for each tag authentication in DB but they are existentially untraceable.…”

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confidence: 93%

“…Let us focus only on the most recent contributions based on Chebyshev chaotic map polynomials for RFID, because of the significant number of existing protocols in several others spheres of activities . Hence, numerous chaos‐based cryptosystems have been proposed in the literature in different areas such as RFID, smart cards, and security networks . In 2013, Cheng et al proposed the RFID authentication security mechanism based on chaotic maps .…”

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confidence: 99%

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Towards a complete chaotic map‐based mobile RFID authentication protocol with efficient anticollision tag indexing

Benssalah

Djeddou

Drouiche

2016

Security Comm Networks

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Radio frequency identification technology is one of the modern popular emerging technologies proven to advance a wide range of applications in both academia and industry. However, potential security risks, privacy issues, and efficiency are still open challenges that must be addressed seriously to achieve enhanced protection. In this paper, we show that the Akgün et al. protocol remains unsafe and imperfect in terms of the security issue and database identification efficiency. We, first, demonstrate that the Akgün et al. protocol suffers from a stolen/lost reader attack, which could expose users to some life threatening situations and unwanted collection of sensitive private information. Second, we found that all indexing identification‐based protocols and exceptionally the Akgün et al. protocol cannot be used properly when the collision of tag index occurs, which exhibits a low efficiency in the database entry identification process. As the Akgün et al. protocol is almost perfect, it is worthy to be enhanced. Therefore, towards a complete and secure mobile radio frequency identification authentication protocol, we propose efficient solutions that could overcome the aforementioned security problem and offer high identification efficiency using efficient anticollision procedure based on dynamic linked list data structure principle. Via informal and formal security analysis, we show that the improved version is insensitive to the most common attacks and is more efficient than the existing schemes in the literature. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Section: Security Analysis Of the Improved Protocolmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Towards a complete chaotic map‐based mobile RFID authentication protocol with efficient anticollision tag indexing

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Djeddou

Drouiche

2016

Security Comm Networks

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“…NFC is a development and breakthrough of the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) [4][5][6] technology. It is a short-range, high-frequency, noncontact automatic identification wireless communication technology using the 13.56 MHz frequency band at a distance of less than 10 cm.…”

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NFC Secure Payment and Verification Scheme with CS E-Ticket

Fan

Song

et al. 2017

Security and Communication Networks

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As one of the most important techniques in IoT, NFC (Near Field Communication) is more interesting than ever. NFC is a shortrange, high-frequency communication technology well suited for electronic tickets, micropayment, and access control function, which is widely used in the financial industry, traffic transport, road ban control, and other fields. However, NFC is becoming increasingly popular in the relevant field, but its secure problems, such as man-in-the-middle-attack and brute force attack, have hindered its further development. To address the security problems and specific application scenarios, we propose a NFC mobile electronic ticket secure payment and verification scheme in the paper. The proposed scheme uses a CS E-Ticket and offline session key generation and distribution technology to prevent major attacks and increase the security of NFC. As a result, the proposed scheme can not only be a good alternative to mobile e-ticket system but also be used in many NFC fields. Furthermore, compared with other existing schemes, the proposed scheme provides a higher security.

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“…To solve this problem, scholars have proposed many different RFID security authentication schemes such as Hash-lock protocol [3], random Hash-lock protocol [4], Hash-chain protocol [5], lightweight and ultralightweight RFID mutual authentication protocol [6], the change of ID protocol based on hash algorithm [7], David's digital library protocol [8], distributed challenge-response authentication protocol [9] and LD authentication protocol [10], etc. However, neither do these schemes achieve a high level of security to resist a variety of attacks, nor do these protocols take into account the efficiency.…”

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A Secure RFID Application Revocation Scheme for IoT

Fan

Gong

et al. 2016

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARY Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) plays a crucial role in IoT development. With the extensive use of RFID, the fact that a single RFID tag integrates multiple applications has become a mainstream. To facilitate users to use the multi-application RFID tag and revoke some applications in the tag securely and efficiently, a secure RFID application revocation scheme is proposed in this paper. In the scheme, each response for the challenge between tag and reader is different, and a group has the feature of many tags. Even if the group index number and corresponding group are revealed, a specific tag does not be precisely found and tracked. Users are anonymous completely. The scheme also allows users to set the validity period for an application or some applications. If the application contains the validity period and expires, the server will remove the validity period and revoke the application automatically in the tag when the RFID tag accesses server again. The proposed scheme cannot only be used in multi-application RFID tag but also be used in one-application RFID tag. Furthermore, compared with other existing schemes, the scheme provides a higher level of security and has an advantage of performance. Our scheme has the ability of mutual authentication and Anti-replay by adding a random number r 2 , and it is easy to against synchronization attack. Security proof is given in our paper and performance advantage are mainly reflected in the following points such as forward security, synchronization, storage complexity, computational complexity, etc. Finally, the proposed scheme can be used in multi-application RFID tag to promote the development of the IoT.

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Lightweight and ultralightweight RFID mutual authentication protocol with cache in the reader for IoT in 5G

Cited by 88 publications

References 14 publications

Towards a complete chaotic map‐based mobile RFID authentication protocol with efficient anticollision tag indexing

Towards a complete chaotic map‐based mobile RFID authentication protocol with efficient anticollision tag indexing

NFC Secure Payment and Verification Scheme with CS E-Ticket

A Secure RFID Application Revocation Scheme for IoT

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