Multi-tag and multi-owner RFID ownership transfer in supply chains

Kapoor, Gaurav; Zhou, Wei; Piramuthu, Selwyn

doi:10.1016/j.dss.2011.08.002

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“…Similar work has been under taken by Kapoor et al [49] for simultaneous transfer of ownership of multiple tags between multiple owners but it does not address the situation where the previous owner eavesdrops on the communication between the TTP and the new owner to obtain the new secret key thereby continue to have access to the tags even after the ownership has been transferred [33]. Also, in addition to not being EPC compliant due to the use of hash operations and encryption functions, the protocol does not handle the privacy among the shared owners.…”

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Secure ownership transfer for multi-tag multi-owner passive RFID environment with individual-owner-privacy

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Zhou

et al. 2015

Computer Communications

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Secure ownership transfer for multi-tag multi-owner passive RFID environment with individual-owner-privacy

Sundaresan

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Zhou

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Computer Communications

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“…It does not require a trusted third party and therefore differs from the shared ownership transfer protocol described in [10].…”

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“…Kapoor, Zhou and Piramuthu [10] presented a solution of shared ownership transfer with a TTP. A group of owners share the same authentication…”

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Shared RFID ownership transfer protocols

Susilo

Varadharajan

2015

Computer Standards & Interfaces

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“…In the model, we only need the secure communication channel during the authentication key exchange. Since the proposed scheme applies symmetric-key based tag authentication, it is impossible to securely update the key with shared secret [7]. The key update of the protocol should be performed outside the control range of the previous owner.…”

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Secure RFID Ownership Transfer Protocols

Susilo

Varadharajan

2013

Information Security Practice and Experience

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An RFID tag could change hands many times during its lifetime. In a retail chain, the ownership of the tag is instituted by the supplier who initially owns the tag. In the view of a buyer, the validity of the current tag ownership and the originality of supplier are most important. In typical RFID ownership transfer protocols, the knowledge of the tag's authentication key proves the ownership. However, it is insufficient against an active attacker, since tags are usually lack of tamper-proof protections. Ownership transfer relies on a successful verification of tag's supplier and current ownership. In this paper, we formally define the security model of ownership transfer protocols and propose a secure ownership transfer protocol. In our scheme, current owner provides a new owner with the evidence of transfer and a proof of tag origin. Key management becomes easy in our system, since the one asymmetric verification key of the owner can be used to verify multiple tags that belong to the owner. Abstract. An RFID tag could change hands many times during its lifetime. In a retail chain, the ownership of the tag is instituted by the supplier who initially owns the tag. In the view of a buyer, the validity of the current tag ownership and the originality of supplier are most important. In typical RFID ownership transfer protocols, the knowledge of the tag's authentication key proves the ownership. However, it is insufficient against an active attacker, since tags are usually lack of tamperproof protections. Ownership transfer relies on a successful verification of tag's supplier and current ownership. In this paper, we formally define the security model of ownership transfer protocols and propose a secure ownership transfer protocol. In our scheme, current owner provides a new owner with the evidence of transfer and a proof of tag origin. Key management becomes easy in our system, since the one asymmetric verification key of the owner can be used to verify multiple tags that belong to the owner.

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Multi-tag and multi-owner RFID ownership transfer in supply chains

Cited by 43 publications

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Secure ownership transfer for multi-tag multi-owner passive RFID environment with individual-owner-privacy

Secure ownership transfer for multi-tag multi-owner passive RFID environment with individual-owner-privacy

Shared RFID ownership transfer protocols

Secure RFID Ownership Transfer Protocols

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