New Authentication Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks Using the Bilinear Pairing

Wang, Chunzhi; Zhang, Yanmei

doi:10.1007/s10916-015-0331-2

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“…Unfortunately, the limited computing capability and battery capacity of the mobile device hinders the application of TPKC in implantable medical system. The concept of ECC (Elliptic curve cryptosystem) was then put forward [22] which provided the same security with a much smaller key size compare to the TPKC [23] so that many ECC-based protocols were proposed subsequently [13,24]. In 2013, Liu et al [25] put forward a scheme in which they used the bilinear pairing defined on the elliptic curve to design a new certificateless signature scheme, but later in 2014, Xiong [26] analyzed the Liu et al 's authentication protocol and concluded that their scheme was prone to a kind of attack by a key replacement adversary [27].…”

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Trusted Authority Assisted Three‐Factor Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for the Implantable Medical System

Mao

Zhang

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The application of implantable medical devices (IMDs), which solves the problems of geographical distance limitation and real-time health monitoring that plague patients and doctors, has caused great repercussions in the medical community. Despite the great potential of wide application, it also brings some security and privacy issues, such as the leakage of health data and unauthorized access to IMDs. Although a number of authentication and key agreement (AKA) schemes have been developed, we find that some subtle attacks still remain to be addressed. Then we propose an improved AKA scheme which achieves strong security features including user anonymity and known key security. It is formally proved to be secure under the Real-or-Random model. Moreover, a comprehensive security analysis shows that our scheme can resist various attacks and satisfy the desired requirements. Finally, the performance analysis shows the superiority of our protocol which is suitable for the implantable medical system.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Trusted Authority Assisted Three‐Factor Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for the Implantable Medical System

Mao

Zhang

et al. 2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…To improve security and efficiency, Zhao proposed an identity-based efficient anonymous authentication scheme for WBANs. However, Zhao's scheme cannot provide real anonymity because the users' pseudo identities are constant value and the adversary could tract the users; then Wang and Zhang proposed a new anonymous authentication scheme for WBANs [18]. Security analysis shows that the proposed scheme could overcome weakness in previous scheme.…”

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Efficient Anonymous Authenticated Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks

Zheng

Zhou

2017

Security and Communication Networks

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Wireless body area networks (WBANs) are widely used in telemedicine, which can be utilized for real-time patients monitoring and home health-care. The sensor nodes in WBANs collect the client's physiological data and transmit it to the medical center. However, the clients' personal information is sensitive and there are many security threats in the extra-body communication. Therefore, the security and privacy of client's physiological data need to be ensured. Many authentication protocols for WBANs have been proposed in recent years. However, the existing protocols fail to consider the key update phase. In this paper, we propose an efficient authenticated key agreement scheme for WBANs and add the key update phase to enhance the security of the proposed scheme. In addition, session keys are generated during the registration phase and kept secretly, thus reducing computation cost in the authentication phase. The performance analysis demonstrates that our scheme is more efficient than the currently popular related schemes.

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“…An anonymous authentication scheme is proposed in [78] by Wang and Jang, which applies three participants in the authentication process that are client, network manager, and application provider. The network manager is a trusted third party, and the manager is responsible for producing private keys for the clients and the application provider.…”

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Comprehensive analysis of the authentication methods in wireless body area networks

Màsdàrí

Ahmadzadeh

2016

Security Comm Networks

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WBANs are of the promising technologies, applied in the e-healthcare systems, for extracting and transferring critical medical data from patient body. In WBANs, the privacy and integrity of the patient's private medical data are very important, as a result, the WBANs communications and even communication with other E-Healthcare components should be authenticated and secured. This paper provides a complete survey and analysis of the various authentication schemes proposed in the literature to improve the WBANs security. Besides, it classifies the proposed authentication schemes based on the applied techniques for authentication and illustrates each scheme in detail. Furthermore, it highlights the advantages and limitations of the authentication schemes and presents a comprehensive comparison of their capabilities and features. Finally, the paper concludes with open issues and future research directions.

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New Authentication Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks Using the Bilinear Pairing

Cited by 82 publications

References 27 publications

Trusted Authority Assisted Three‐Factor Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for the Implantable Medical System

Trusted Authority Assisted Three‐Factor Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for the Implantable Medical System

Efficient Anonymous Authenticated Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks

Comprehensive analysis of the authentication methods in wireless body area networks

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