&lt;italic&gt;BASIS&lt;/italic&gt;: A Practical Multi-User Broadcast Authentication Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks

Shim, Kyung-Ah

doi:10.1109/tifs.2017.2668062

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“…In [3], a message recovery with minimized computation and communication cost was presented. The feasibility of BASIS on WSN was introduced to minimize the energy consumption.…”

Section: Discussion and Limitation On Energy Efficient Authenticatmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A provably secure pairing-free ID-based signature scheme was presented in [3] with message recovery. However, communication cost was high.…”

Section: Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The designed scheme experiences the expensive pairing computations. Applying [3] the computation and communication costs were reduced. For authentication among user and sink, An ID-based multi-user broadcast authentication technique is presented.…”

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An Investigation Study on Energy Efficient Authentication Techniques in Wireless Sensor Network

Cynthia

Saravanan²

2018

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are ubiquitous technology for the growth of low cost and low power wireless technology. WSN is the collection of spatially distributed sensors for sensing the physical conditions and organizing the collected data. Sensor nodes have lesser transmission range with limited storage capabilities and energy resources. Routing protocols in WSN guarantee the reliable multi-hop communication from the source node to destination node. An Authentication process is carried out to identify the authorized user for secured routing. In existing authentication methods, key management schemes and hashing techniques were used for increasing the authentication and security level performance. However, the existing techniques failed to improve the authentication accuracy and reduce the authentication time with minimal energy consumption (EC) for secured data transmission in WSN. This paper studied the problem faced using existing authentication techniques in order to increase the security level.

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“…In [3], a message recovery with minimized computation and communication cost was presented. The feasibility of BASIS on WSN was introduced to minimize the energy consumption.…”

Section: Discussion and Limitation On Energy Efficient Authenticatmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A provably secure pairing-free ID-based signature scheme was presented in [3] with message recovery. However, communication cost was high.…”

Section: Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Investigation Study on Energy Efficient Authentication Techniques in Wireless Sensor Network

Cynthia

Saravanan²

2018

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“…Currently, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have become one of the most standard services employed in commercial and industrial applications and proved to be a leading area of research [1][2][3]. Like many advanced technologies, the original appliance of WSNs can be found in military and heavy industrial applications.…”

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Cryptanalysis and Security Enhancement of Three Authentication Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

Zhao

et al. 2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Nowadays wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have drawn great attention from both industrial world and academic community. To facilitate real-time data access for external users from the sensor nodes directly, password-based authentication has become the prevalent authentication mechanism in the past decades. In this work, we investigate three foremost protocols in the area of password-based user authentication scheme for WSNs. Firstly, we analyze an efficient and anonymous protocol and demonstrate that though this protocol is equipped with a formal proof, it actually has several security loopholes been overlooked, such that it cannot resist against smart card loss attack and violate forward secrecy. Secondly, we scrutinize a lightweight protocol and point out that it cannot achieve the claimed security goal of forward secrecy, as well as suffering from user anonymity violation attack and offline password guessing attack. Thirdly, we find that an anonymous scheme fails to preserve two critical properties of forward secrecy and user friendliness. In addition, by adopting the “perfect forward secrecy (PFS)” principle, we provide several effective countermeasures to remedy the identified weaknesses. To test the necessity and effectiveness of our suggestions, we conduct a comparison of 10 representative schemes in terms of the underlying cryptographic primitives used for realizing forward secrecy.

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“…If the number of shared starting keys of two nodes is equal or greater than s, the link will not be established because there would be a high probability of node replication. After that, We also introduce into SRKD a message recovery mechanism called full message recovery ID-based signature (MR-IBS), proposed by Shim et al [13], to reduce the network bandwidth overhead caused by the delivery of voting messages to a base station.…”

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A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

Jiao

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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With the wide deployment of wireless sensor networks in smart industrial systems, lots of unauthorized attacking from the adversary are greatly threatening the security and privacy of the entire industrial systems, of which node replication attacks can hardly be defended since it is conducted in the physical layer. To solve this problem, we propose a secure random key distribution scheme, called SRKD, which provides a new method for the defense against the attack. Specifically, we combine a localized algorithm with a voting mechanism to support the detection and revocation of malicious nodes. We further change the meaning of the parameter s to help prevent the replication attack. Furthermore, the experimental results show that the detection ratio of replicate nodes exceeds 90% when the number of network nodes reaches 200, which demonstrates the security and effectiveness of our scheme. Compared with existing state-of-the-art schemes, SRKD also has good storage and communication efficiency.

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<italic>BASIS</italic>: A Practical Multi-User Broadcast Authentication Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 46 publications

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An Investigation Study on Energy Efficient Authentication Techniques in Wireless Sensor Network

An Investigation Study on Energy Efficient Authentication Techniques in Wireless Sensor Network

Cryptanalysis and Security Enhancement of Three Authentication Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

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