Modelling and Verification of Extensible Authentication Protocol Using Spin Model Checker

Hegde, Manu S.; Jnanamurthy, H K; Singh, Sanjay

doi:10.5121/ijnsa.2012.4606

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“…Evidently, the embedded authentication mechanism must be a secure solution not to convey any weaknesses to EAP-ERP. Thus, prior to our experiment, EAP-TLS was selected since it has been extensively analyzed using SPIN [36], [37] and Casper [38]. All analysis confirm that EAP-TLS delivers the required security requirements listed in RFC 4017 [39].…”

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Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

Ramezani¹,

Sithirasenan²,

Su³

2016

IEEE Access

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Future wireless networks will exploit a variety of wireless technologies to provide ubiquities connectivity to mobile devices in the form of cellular, Wireless Local Area Networks, and femtocells. Inevitably, future wireless networks will be diverse in nature, employing a number of different techniques to associate the hand held devices that are deemed to use the network. Furthermore, mobile users seek for seamless connectivity, while roaming in the midst of different networks. This requires the mobile device and the wireless networks be capable of performing a vertical handover, when the mobile nodes find themselves in the vicinity of a foreign network. Regardless of the technological challenges in terms of security, data integrity and mutual authentication between participating agents remain a significant concern in heterogeneous networks. This paper explores these concerns by examining a number of solutions proposed for vertical handover, and identifies EAP Reauthentication Protocol (ERP) as a technology-independent flexible mechanism for a vertical handover. EAP-ERP satisfies the mobility requirements of future hand held devices while promising the desired security futures. In view of thoroughly exploring EAP-ERP, Casper/FDR has been used in this paper to analyze its security properties under various conditions. The results indicate that despite the initial perception, EAP-ERP lacks mutual authentication between agents, while the integrity of keying material is adequately protected.INDEX TERMS Heterogeneous networks, vertical handover, formal verification, security verification, Casper.

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Section: A Full Authentication Process Of Eap-erpmentioning

confidence: 99%

Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

Ramezani¹,

Sithirasenan²,

Su³

2016

IEEE Access

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“…If such a trace is not there, then the property is satisfied (M. Machin et al 2015). There for SPIN model checker is used for evaluating assertions that could be placed between any two statements in the state space of the generated model (Hegde, et al 2012). If a calculation which causes a false assertion is found, then that could mean either the implementation is incorrect, or the assertion doesn't express a correctness property (Hegde, et al 2012).…”

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“…There for SPIN model checker is used for evaluating assertions that could be placed between any two statements in the state space of the generated model (Hegde, et al 2012). If a calculation which causes a false assertion is found, then that could mean either the implementation is incorrect, or the assertion doesn't express a correctness property (Hegde, et al 2012). The evaluation of the model behavior which is shown in figure 1 is carried on in the simulation process with true or false expression for exact statement.…”

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Vehicle Accident Predication and Detection Model for Smart Cities Using Edge Computing

AlRawashdeh,

AlRawashdeh

2024

Artificial Intelligence Information Security

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Development of Edge Computing and Internet of Things (IoT) leads to get the great benefits of smart cities. Increasing number of vehicles has brought focus on cars and passengers safety and city to vehicle (c2v) communication. This paper focuses on proposing a model for earlier prediction of vehicular possible hazards. The proposed system uses smart city infrastructure such as sensors and high resolution cameras to capture any possible incident and analyze these data for any possible accidents.Any hazard occurrence leads to send a voice alert to the car driver (owner) telling to perform some steps that avoid him many real accident and save his and others life.

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“…Therefore, the SPIN model checker evaluates assertions that can be utilized between any two statements in the state space [6]. When the model checker determines a calculation that can cause false assertion, the program encounters an error or the assertion is unable to express a correct property [6]. The evaluation is simulated with a true or false expression for a specific statement.…”

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Formal Verification of a Secure Model for Building E-Learning Systems

Obisat¹,

AlRawashdeh²

2016

ijacsa

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Abstract-Internet is considered as common medium for Elearning to connect several parties with each other (instructors and students) as they are supposed to be far away from each other. Both wired and wireless networks are used in this learning environment to facilitate mobile access to educational systems. This learning environment requires a secure connection and data exchange. An E-learning model was implemented and evaluated by conducting student's experiments. Before the approach is deployed in the real world a formal verification for the model is completed which shows that unreachability case does not exist. The model in this paper which is concentrated on the security of e-content has successfully validated the model using SPIN Model Checker where no errors were found.

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Modelling and Verification of Extensible Authentication Protocol Using Spin Model Checker

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

Vehicle Accident Predication and Detection Model for Smart Cities Using Edge Computing

Formal Verification of a Secure Model for Building E-Learning Systems

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