Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using Physical Unclonable Function and Chaotic System

Pu, Cong; Liu, Yucheng

doi:10.1109/lanman49260.2020.9153239

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“…And then, [12] proposed an anonymous lightweight user authentication mechanism scheme, which claims to have the ability to resist various attacks known so far. Pu and Li(2020) [13] also proposed the mutual authentication protocol asPCAP based on physical unclonable function (PUF), however, we found that the protocol proposed in this paper does not have complete forward security.…”

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A Lightweight Authentication Protocol for UAV Networks Based on Security and Computational Resource Optimization

Liu

Zeng

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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The widespread use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) has made the security and computing resource application efficiency of UAV a hot topic in the security field of the Internet of Things. In this paper, an optimized lightweight identity security authentication protocol, Optimized Identity Authentication Protocol (ODIAP) is proposed for Internet of Drones (IoD) networks. The protocol is targeted to the security risks faced by IoD networks, and proposes the security authentication mechanism consisting of 3 phases and 7 authentication processes, which enables the protocol has both forward and backward security, and can resist mainstream network attacks. Meanwhile, this paper fully considers the computational load and proposes the identity information generation and verification method based on the Chinese residual theorem, which reduces the computational load of resource-constrained nodes and shifts the complex computational process to server nodes with abundant computational resources. Moreover, after security protocol analysis and tool verification based on the automated security verification tool Proverif, the protocol in this paper has complete security. At the same time, the performance analysis and comparison with other mainstream protocols shows that this protocol effectively optimizes the use of computing resources without compromising security. INDEX TERMSUAV, Internet of Drones, Lightweight Authentication, Proverif, Security I. INTRODUCTION A. BACKGROUND

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A Lightweight Authentication Protocol for UAV Networks Based on Security and Computational Resource Optimization

Liu

Zeng

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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“…They claim that their protocol resists malicious node and replay attack. A unique methodology has been adopted by Pu and Li [30] for the design of a lightweight protocol for IoD. They used physical unclonable function for verification and validation of message among drone and server.…”

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Design and Analysis of Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Securing IoD

2021

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The Internet-of-drones (IoD) environment is a layered network control architecture designed to maintain, coordinate, access, and control drones (or Unmanned Aerial vehicles UAVs) and facilitate drones' navigation services. The main entities in IoD are drones, ground station, and external user. Before operationalizing a drone in IoD, a control infrastructure is mandatory for securing its open network channel (Flying Ad Hoc Networks FANETs). An attacker can easily capture data from the available network channel and use it for their own purpose. Its protection is challenging, as it guarantees message integrity, non-repudiation, authenticity, and authorization amongst all the participants. Incredibly, without a robust authentication protocol, the task is sensitive and challenging one to solve. This research focus on the security of the communication path between drone and ground station and solving the noted vulnerabilities like stolen-verifier, privileged-insider attacks, and outdated-data-transmission/design flaws often reported in the current authentication protocols for IoD. We proposed a hash message authentication code/secure hash algorithmic (HMACSHA1) based robust, improved and lightweight authentication protocol for securing IoD. Its security has been verified formally using Random Oracle Model (ROM), ProVerif2.02 and informally using assumptions and pragmatic illustration. The performance evaluation proved that the proposed protocol is lightweight compared to prior protocols and recommended for implementation in the real-world IoD environment.

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“…In order to provide security and authentication to the communication parties and to ensure the privacy of the data, a lightweight authentication protocol was suggested in [46] to offer secure communication between UAVs and ground stations. The proposed scheme also mentioned a packet capture (PCAP) to ensure the secure communications between two parties.…”

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“…The proposed scheme also mentioned a packet capture (PCAP) to ensure the secure communications between two parties. The basic idea of the PCAP is that the UAV and the ground station use the seed values of the chaotic maps that randomly shuffle the original message according to the generated chaotic sequence [46]. However, with the advancement in the remote environments and the availability of low resources, the UAVs are doubted for device capturing and dabble attacks.…”

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“…Continuously changes the providing authenticity random keys Not feasible to keep the keys secret and security to the data stored in UAS chips [42] Reduces overhearing effects, Takes more time to execute all the Convex optimization [76] Enhances the trajectory and complex computations to find whether technique transmit power of the UAVs the system converges or diverges simultaneously Lightweight blockchain algorithm is way far lightweight Supports 5G cellular different than traditional blockchain-based [44] network algorithms [46] response pair of map is used physical unclonable function…”

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Survey of Security Protocols and Vulnerabilities in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

2021

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With the rapid growth in technology, the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have increased in civil and military applications including rescue operations, disaster recovery, and military operations. Despite the utility and advantages of UAVs, they may lead to major security breaches in the context of hardware, software, and communication channel, due their ease of use and availability. UAVs are vulnerable to various types of attacks such as spoofing, false data injection, jamming, fuzzing, availability, confidentiality, and integrity attacks. To overcome these security threats, researchers have been investigating strong security protocols to keep UAVs safe from the attackers. Nevertheless, there are many flaws in the developed protocols which can be exploited by hackers. Therefore, it is becomes crucial to study and analyze the existing security protocols used in UAVs to discover and address their vulnerabilities and weaknesses. The purpose of this study is to explore the vulnerabilities in the security protocols and propose guidelines to improve the security and provide future research directions.

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Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using Physical Unclonable Function and Chaotic System

Cited by 57 publications

References 22 publications

A Lightweight Authentication Protocol for UAV Networks Based on Security and Computational Resource Optimization

A Lightweight Authentication Protocol for UAV Networks Based on Security and Computational Resource Optimization

Design and Analysis of Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Securing IoD

Survey of Security Protocols and Vulnerabilities in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

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