Physical Layer Security of D2D Communications Underlaying Cellular Networks

Wang, Jia Jia; Li, Cheng Mei; Wu, Jian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.441.951

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“…Channel State Information (CSI) which refers to known channel properties of a wireless link can serve to extract secret keys from the measurement of the physical layer (Table 3). Recently, various CSI-based key extraction works have been proposed to secure D2D communications [23,32,[48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56]. Xi et al [48] proposed a fast secret key extraction protocol for D2D communication (KEEP), in which a validation-recombination mechanism is used to obtain symmetric secret keys from the CSI measurements of all orthogonal frequency division multiple subcarriers.…”

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“…In [51], a novel resource allocation based on the physical layer security has been proposed, in which a power and subcarrier allocation scheme maximises the D2D security capacity without influencing the cellular user's basic capacity. Jayasinghe et al have designed a secure beamforming technique to prevent eavesdropping on multiple-input multiple-output D2D communications via a trusted relay which performs physical layer network coding [52].…”

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Device-to-Device (D2D) communication is a promising technology for the next generation mobile communication networks (5G). Indeed, it is expected to allow high throughput, reduce communication delays and reduce energy consumption and traffic load. D2D technology will enhance the capacity and the performance of traditional cellular networks. Security issues must be considered in all type of communication, especially when it comes to wireless communication. In this paper, we propose taxonomy based on the review of recent works which have addressed the security issues in D2D communications. I.

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“…This brings out new services, that was previously only accessible via computers, now are available on mobile devices for ecommerce applications and various other services. These applications require mobile users to be authenticated in order to use the services [25,27,28]. Researchers have discussed [26] that people buy cell phones because they are the best communication devices.…”

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A New Secure Authenticated Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless (Mobile) Communication in an EHR System using Cryptography

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Chaturvedi²,

Srivastava³

2015

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In the modern era where the cut throat competition is going on, the rapid growth of the internet and the revolutionary shift of traditional communication methods by the internet services or group communication methods becomes paramount important. The other side of the coin says that there is a growing demand for security runs parallel. It is a well known fact that mobile phone or mobile devices are the best equipment for communication whether we talk about developing or developed countries. So keeping the security and authentication problem of mobile devices in wireless communication the authors present a secure authenticated key agreement based on commitment scheme for the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system where the security is extremely important and infringement in security issues can create various legal issues.

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“…Though D2D communication has been a hot research topic in recent years, there is not much study focusing on the security aspect of D2D communications. [10] and [11] discuss the physical layer solutions for secure D2D communications, but their techniques are difficult to be implemented using devices on the market.…”

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Secure key establishment for Device-to-Device communications

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Hong

Cao

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2014 IEEE Global Communications Conference

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Abstract-With the rapid growth of smartphone and tablet users, Device-to-Device (D2D) communications have become an attractive solution for enhancing the performance of traditional cellular networks. However, relevant security issues involved in D2D communications have not been addressed yet. In this paper, we investigate the security requirements and challenges for D2D communications, and present a secure and efficient key agreement protocol, which enables two mobile devices to establish a shared secret key for D2D communications without prior knowledge. Our approach is based on the Diffie-Hellman key agreement protocol and commitment schemes. Compared to previous work, our proposed protocol introduces less communication and computation overhead. We present the design details and security analysis of the proposed protocol. We also integrate our proposed protocol into the existing Wi-Fi Direct protocol, and implement it using Android smartphones.Index Terms-D2D communications; Diffie-Hellman; Wi-Fi Direct; key agreement protocol; the man-in-the-middle attack

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Physical Layer Security of D2D Communications Underlaying Cellular Networks

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Security in device‐to‐device communications: a survey

Security in device‐to‐device communications: a survey

A New Secure Authenticated Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless (Mobile) Communication in an EHR System using Cryptography

Secure key establishment for Device-to-Device communications

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