Lightweight Public Key Infrastructure and Service Relation Model for Designing a Trustworthy ONS

Sun, Jing; Zhao, Hongzhi; Xiao, Huibing; Hu, Gongzhu

doi:10.1109/icis.2009.93

Cited by 9 publications

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“…In line with our approach one can find works on Electronic Product Code (EPC) and Object Name Service (ONS) evaluation (Balakrichenan, Kin-Foo, & Souissi, 2011) while other works deal with specific security issues within EPC context, presenting Lightweight Public Key Infrastructures (Sun, Zhao, Xiao, & Hu, 2009) solutions.…”

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confidence: 77%

Internet of Things for Medication Control

Laranjo

Macedo

Santos

2013

International Journal of Reliable and Quality E-Healthcare

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The use of Radio Frequency IDentification technology (RFID) in the medical context enables drug identification but also a rapid and, of course, precise identification of patients, physicians, nurses or any other health caregiver. Combining RFID tag identification with structured and secure Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, one can establish a ubiquitous and quick access to any type of medical related records, as long as one can control and adequately secure all the Internet mediated interactions. This paper presents an e-Health service architecture, along with the corresponding Internet of Things prototype implementation that makes use of RFID tags and Electronic Product Codes (EPC) standards, in order to easily establish in a ubiquitous manner a medication control system. The system, presented and tested, has a web interface and allowed for a first evaluation of the e-health proposed service. As the service is mainly focused on elderly Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) solutions, all these technologies - RFID, EPC, Object Naming Service (ONS) and IoT – have been integrated into a suitable system, able to promote better patient/physician, patient/nurse and, generally, any patient/health caregiver, interactions. The whole prototype service, entitled “RFID-based IoT for Medication Control”, and its web interface are presented and evaluated.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 77%

Internet of Things for Medication Control

Laranjo

Macedo

Santos

2013

International Journal of Reliable and Quality E-Healthcare

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“…Fabian and Günther [4] reviewed the security challenges of the EPCglobal network. Sun et al [2] proposed a lightweight Public Key Infrastructure (LPKI) for trustworthy ONS. They proposed to use a new encryption encode or decode strategy of EPC and improved the reliability of the certificate authority by a new multiple customer relation model.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Currently, a few works use some similar methods for DNS security [1], rely on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) [2], or depend on P2P architecture [3]. Those solutions experience many difficulties: The schemes relying on cryptography usually induce extensive computation overhead.…”

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APP: An Ultralightweight Scheme to Authenticate ONS and Protect EPC Privacy without Cryptography in EPCglobal Networks

Ren

2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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EPCglobal network is used to share product data between trading partners, which was proposed by EPCglobal. Object Name Service (ONS) in EPCglobal framework raises two critical security risks: the authenticity of IP addresses for Physical Markup Language (PML) servers and the privacy of Electronic Product Codes (EPCs). Existing work considers either the IP address authentication or the EPC privacy. In addition, that work mainly relies on cryptographic tools, in which key distribution is not a trivial task and also causes a large amount of computation overhead. In this paper, we make the first attempt to solve those two security risks together without relying cryptography. We propose a scheme, namely, APP (authenticate ONS and protect EPC privacy), to guarantee the authenticity of IP addresses for PML servers as well as EPC privacy and to maintain ultralightweight computation cost. Moreover, we give formal definition of the authenticity and the privacy in ONS context. The security achievements are strictly analyzed and proved. The extensive analysis results justify the applicability of the proposed scheme.

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Business-Level Extensions for Event Repositories

Schapranow

2013

Real-Time Security Extensions for EPCglobal Networks

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Lightweight Public Key Infrastructure and Service Relation Model for Designing a Trustworthy ONS

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

Internet of Things for Medication Control

Internet of Things for Medication Control

APP: An Ultralightweight Scheme to Authenticate ONS and Protect EPC Privacy without Cryptography in EPCglobal Networks

Business-Level Extensions for Event Repositories

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