Novel Authentication Schemes for IoT Based Healthcare Systems

Hou, Jia-Li; Yeh, Kuo-Hui

doi:10.1155/2015/183659

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“…A cloud computing platform for managing the sensors and wearable is presented in [27], which depict the application of the IoT paradigm for providing pervasive healthcare. The authors in [28] proposed a "single sign-on"-based authentication scheme for securing medical IoT data. The authors in [29] propose an interoperable "Smart Hospital System (SHS)" based on technologies like "RFID," "WSN," and "smart mobile" using the "Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP)/IPv6" over the "low-power wireless personal area network (6LoWPAN)" and "representational state transfer (REST) network infrastructure."…”

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SMS: A Secure Healthcare Model for Smart Cities

2020

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Technological innovations have enabled the realization of a utopian world where all objects of everyday life, as well as humans, are interconnected to form an “Internet of Things (IoT).” These connected technologies and IoT solutions have led to the emergence of smart cities where all components are converted into a connected smart ecosystem. IoT has envisioned several areas of smart cities including the modern healthcare environment like real-time monitoring, patient information management, ambient-assisted living, ambient-intelligence, anomaly detection, and accelerated sensing. IoT has also brought a breakthrough in the medical domain by integrating stake holders, medical components, and hospitals to bring about holistic healthcare management. The healthcare domain is already witnessing promising IoT-based solutions ranging from embedded mobile applications to wearable devices and implantable gadgets. However, with all these exemplary benefits, there is a need to ensure the safety and privacy of the patient’s personal and medical data communicated to and from the connected devices and systems. For a smart city, it is pertinent to have an accessible, effective, and secure healthcare system for its inhabitants. This paper discusses the various elements of technology-enabled healthcare and presents a privacy-preserved and secure “Smart Medical System (SMS)” framework for the smart city ecosystem. For providing real-time analysis and responses, this paper proposes to use the concept of secured Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) for performing critical time-bound computations on the edge itself. In order to protect the medical and personal data of the patients and to make the data tamper-proof, the concept of blockchain has been used. Finally, this paper highlights the ways to capture and store the medical big data generated from IoT devices and sensors.

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SMS: A Secure Healthcare Model for Smart Cities

2020

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“…54 [67] The security requirements of RFID authentication schemes for Internet of Things-based healthcare surveillance systems. The authors presented the overall architecture of the RFID-based authentication system and their requirements 55 [68] The security of IoT-based health systems. They proposed a communication architecture based on sensors in health service systems integrating a secure authentication scheme and a protocol for the coexistence of multiple health systems operating under the technology of the IoT.…”

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Modeling an Integrated Network for Remote Patient Monitoring, based on the Internet of Things for a More Preventive and Predictive Health System in West Africa

Ahouandjinou¹,

Medenou

Pecchia

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Background: Because of the health systems globalization, it is important to examine health systems organization in Africa, in terms of patient care, to highlight the failures and propose possible solutions. Objective: Modeling based on the Internet of Things (IoT) an Integrated Network for Monitoring Patient Data in West African Health Systems. Methodology: To achieve this, three steps have been followed. 1) Identification of the different characteristics of IoT-based health surveillance systems, WBAN systems and physiological parameters monitorable on a patient. 2) The modeling of the architecture of West African health systems in the form of a cloud of Technocentres. 3) Cross analysis between different IoT technologies, characteristics and functional requirements identified. All this is based on wireless medical sensor networks in Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) systems. Result: This work has been used to model health systems in Africa as a remote monitoring network for patients. Conclusion: The implementation of this model of monitoring networks will be a tool for supporting large-scale decision-making for a health system in Africa. It will enable the West African health system to have an information database.

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“…Generally, the scheme using symmetric key cryptography [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] has better performance while it cannot achieve forward security. For the scheme using asymmetric cryptography [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23], the balance between security and performance is a crucial problem. In 2016, He et al presented an anonymous authentication protocol [24], which is based on asymmetric cryptography.…”

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A Secure Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for IoT-Based Cloud Computing Environment

Liang

Chu

2020

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The integration of Internet of things (IoT) and cloud computing technology has made our life more convenient in recent years. Cooperating with cloud computing, Internet of things can provide more efficient and practical services. People can accept IoT services via cloud servers anytime and anywhere in the IoT-based cloud computing environment. However, plenty of possible network attacks threaten the security of users and cloud servers. To implement effective access control and secure communication in the IoT-based cloud computing environment, identity authentication is essential. In 2016, He et al. put forward an anonymous authentication scheme, which is based on asymmetric cryptography. It is claimed that their scheme is capable of withstanding all kinds of known attacks and has good performance. However, their scheme has serious security weaknesses according to our cryptanalysis. The scheme is vulnerable to insider attack and DoS attack. For overcoming these weaknesses, we present an improved authentication and key agreement scheme for IoT-based cloud computing environment. The automated security verification (ProVerif), BAN-logic verification, and informal security analysis were performed. The results show that our proposed scheme is secure and can effectively resist all kinds of known attacks. Furthermore, compared with the original scheme in terms of security features and performance, our proposed scheme is feasible.

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Novel Authentication Schemes for IoT Based Healthcare Systems

Cited by 50 publications

References 28 publications

SMS: A Secure Healthcare Model for Smart Cities

SMS: A Secure Healthcare Model for Smart Cities

Modeling an Integrated Network for Remote Patient Monitoring, based on the Internet of Things for a More Preventive and Predictive Health System in West Africa

A Secure Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for IoT-Based Cloud Computing Environment

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