Performance analysis of cryptographic protocols on handheld devices

Argyroudis, Patroklos; Verma, Ram U.; Tewari, Hitesh; O’Mahony, Donal

doi:10.1109/nca.2004.1347774

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“…It is important to understand how this combination of security protocols affects, if at all, the performance of SSL over wireless networks. Works in [1], [6] examined the performance of SSL over an open Wi-Fi connection, but did not explore the effect of WEP.…”

Section: E) Wep and Sslmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It provides security at the transport layer. While the performance impact of these protocols, especially SSL, is well studied for commodity client machines, only recently [1], [2], [6] has the community begun studying the performance of these protocols for small handheld devices such as PDAs and smartphones which have constrained computational, energy and software resources.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Studies in [1], [2] analyzed the performance of SSL on PDAs. However, they did not observe SSL's performance in fine granular detail: They focused on measuring the running time of only each public-key cryptographic operation and the whole protocol.…”

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A Study of the Performance of SSL on PDAs

Shin

Gupta

Myers

2009

IEEE INFOCOM Workshops 2009

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Abstract-PDAs and smartphones are increasingly being used as handheld computers. Today, their network connectivity and their usages for various tasks over the Internet require privacy and authenticity. In this paper, we conduct a comprehensive and comparative study of the performance of the SSL protocol for PDA and laptop clients, both in WEP secured and open Wi-Fi environments. Unlike previous studies [1], [2], the measurements are at sub-protocol granularity allowing for researchers to consider appropriate optimizations for these resource-constrained devices. Unsurprisingly, we find that SSL handshake costs 3 times more at a PDA client than it does for a laptop client, but surprisingly most of the delay comes from network latency and other PDA architecture issues, not cryptographic computation. This suggests that more effort should be spent in minimizing communication rounds in future cryptographic protocols that will be used by PDAs, even at the cost of more cryptographic operations.

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A Study of the Performance of SSL on PDAs

Shin

Gupta

Myers

2009

IEEE INFOCOM Workshops 2009

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“…To solve this problem while improving enterprise private cloud Encrypting File System certified strength, an efficient tripartite key agreement protocol without certificate authentication enterprise private cloud be applied to encrypt the file system [5], so we can overcome key Hosted problem. The real mutual authentication between EES and, after analysis of the program compared to the traditional scheme has a good performance.…”

Section: Tripartite Secret Key Agreement Based Enterprise Private Clomentioning

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Enterprise private cloud file encryption system based on tripartite secret key protocol

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Li²,

Shi³

2015

Proceedings of the 2015 International Industrial Informatics and Computer Engineering Conference

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Abstract. More and more enterprises have their own private cloud computing center or the data center to optimize operation and save money. In order to protect sensitive company data, a secure and efficient certificate less tripartite key agreement protocols was introduced into the authentication of the enterprise private cloud file system encryption. The analysis results show that this scheme high security and efficiency compared with the traditional scheme. This solution solved the main security and efficiency problems in large scale application environment.

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“…That is estimated for a typical limited-capability device, by using a small fraction (5-10%) of its CPU time. It is experimented in [20] that 1024-bit RSA verification when the public exponent is 65537 takes about 5 milliseconds on an iPAQ H3630 with a 206 MHz StrongARM processor, 32 MB of RAM, and running Windows CE Pocket PC 2002. A similar experiment [21] measures 1024-bit RSA verification time on a number of J2ME-enabled mobile devices and reports that the time taken ranges from a few to more than a hundred milliseconds.…”

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Analysis of authentication schemes for nonscalable video streams

Hefeeda

Mokhtarian

2009

2009 17th International Packet Video Workshop

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The problem of multimedia stream authentication has received significant attention by previous works and various solutions have been proposed. These solutions, however, have not been rigorously analyzed and contrasted to each other, and thus their relative suitability for different streaming environments is not clear. In this paper, we conduct comprehensive analysis and comparison among the main authentication schemes proposed in the literature. To perform this analysis, we propose five performance metrics: computation cost, communication overhead, receiver buffer size, delay, and tolerance to packet losses. We derive analytic formulas for these metrics for all schemes, and we numerically analyze these formulas. In addition, we implement all schemes in a simulator to study their performance in different environments. Our detailed analysis reveals the merits and shortcomings of each scheme and provides guidelines on choosing the most appropriate scheme for a given application. Our analysis also helps in designing new authentication schemes and/or improving existing ones.

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Performance analysis of cryptographic protocols on handheld devices

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Cited by 54 publications

References 6 publications

A Study of the Performance of SSL on PDAs

A Study of the Performance of SSL on PDAs

Enterprise private cloud file encryption system based on tripartite secret key protocol

Analysis of authentication schemes for nonscalable video streams

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