Lightweight authentication and matrix-based key agreement scheme for healthcare in fog computing

Shen, Jian; Yang, Huijie; Wang, Chen; Zhou, Tianqi; Wang, Chen

doi:10.1007/s12083-018-0696-3

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“…al. [22] proposed a lightweight authentication and matrix-based key agreement scheme for healthcare. Gope Prosanta [9] proposed a scheme to reduce the verification steps.…”

Section: B Fog Computing Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Provable Secure Group Key Establishment Scheme for Fog Computing

Chen¹,

Huang

Wang³

2021

IEEE Access

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“…al. [22] proposed a lightweight authentication and matrix-based key agreement scheme for healthcare. Gope Prosanta [9] proposed a scheme to reduce the verification steps.…”

Section: B Fog Computing Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Provable Secure Group Key Establishment Scheme for Fog Computing

Chen¹,

Huang

Wang³

2021

IEEE Access

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“…In this section, group devices authentication scheme in IoT is introduced in detail, which is available for multiple lightweight smart devices [30]. Note that smart devices in one group are controlled by a PDA.…”

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A Practical Group Authentication Scheme for Smart Devices in IoT

Wang¹,

Shen

Yan

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Internet of things (IoT) is used to provide real-time data collection and analysis of the target area by the cooperation of low-cost devices. The authentication towards multiple devices has become the research hot-spot considering of the requirement in real applications. Sensitivity and privacy of data have caused widespread concerns because low-cost devices are neither tamper-proof nor capable of performing public key cryptography efficiently. However, many researchers only focus on the authentication between two devices in the network. They ignore the authentication among group devices attached to one network. In this paper, we propose A Practical Group Authentication Scheme for Smart Devices in IoT. Note that one device group to be authenticated consists of a group of smart devices. The personal digital assistant (PDA) as the group leader controls authentication operations in its group. From the security analysis, our scheme can resist to various attacks. In addition, the performance analysis shows that our scheme has lower computational cost than the existing scheme.

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