Mitigating the desynchronisation attack in multiserver environment

Jan, Saeed Ullah; Qayum, Fawad

doi:10.1049/iet-com.2019.1069

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“…To overcome these impending threats, we have attempted to connect all valuables in the household so they can be safely monitored/ controlled via mobile. Jan et al [ 12 , 13 ] proposed a remote user’s security mechanism for alleviating desynchronization attacks. They claimed that in most protocols, the random numbers generated at one end couldn’t update their corresponding peers, creating a desynchronization flaw.…”

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A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Algarni,

Ullah Jan

2024

PLoS ONE

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The Internet has advanced so quickly that we can now access any service at any time, from any location. As a result of this capability, People around the world can benefit from the popularity and convenience of teleworking systems. Teleworking systems, however, are vulnerable to a range of attacks; as an unauthorized user enters the open communication line and compromises the whole system, that, in turn, creates a big hurdle for the teleworkers. Professional groups have presented numerous mechanisms for the security of teleworking systems to stop any harm, but there are still a lot of security issues like insider, stolen verifier, masquerade, replay, traceability and impersonation threats. In this paper, we propose that one of the security issues with teleworking systems is the lack of a secure authentication mechanism. In order to provide a secure teleworking environment, we have proposed a lightweight and secure protocol to authenticate all the participants and make the requisite services available in an efficient manner. The security analysis of the presented protocol has been investigated formally using the random oracle model (ROM) and ProVerif simulation and informally through illustration/attack discussions. Meanwhile, the performance metrics have been measured by considering computation and communication overheads. Upon comparing the proposed protocol with prior works, it has been demonstrated that our protocol is superior to its competitors. It is suitable for implementation because it achieved a 73% improvement in computation and 34% in communication costs.

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A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Algarni,

Ullah Jan

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Nevertheless, the protocol in [32] is not immune against DoS, location tracking and cloning attacks [34], [35]. These challenges are addressed by the joint verification schemes presented in [36], [37] and [38].…”

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Internet of medical things: Prospects, challenges and future research directions

Isiaho¹,

Omieno²

2022

Global J. Eng. Technol. Adv.

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The internet of medical things has been developed to facilitate remote monitoring of the patients as well as the elderly. Unfortunately, the communication between the remote patients and the medical doctors is the open wireless channels. Therefore, the data transmitted can be eavesdropped, intercepted, replayed or modified. This poses serious challenges to patient privacy as well as endangering patient life. To curb this, numerous schemes have been put forward by various researchers over the recent past. In this paper, we provide an extensive review of these schemes in an effort to identify any gaps. Consequently, we show that the current security and privacy preservation schemes have many challenges that render the communication process insecure or inefficient. As such, we offer some suggestions for the requirements of an ideal security technique that will not only be efficient but also provably secure.

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“…The attacker reaches internally to the server using some tags and desynchronizes the shared memory for the end-user. Remote users, in this regard, suffer from synchrony issue; therefore, to provide efficient services to the end-user, Jan et al [45] proposed a scheme based on bilinear map technique mitigates this major flaw.…”

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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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Mitigating the desynchronisation attack in multiserver environment

Cited by 7 publications

References 33 publications

A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Internet of medical things: Prospects, challenges and future research directions

Design and Analysis of Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Securing IoD

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