Polynomial and matrix based key management security scheme in wireless sensor networks

Dinker, Aarti Gautam; Sharma, Vidushi

doi:10.1080/09720529.2019.1695904

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“…Dinkar et al proposed a key distribution scheme that is based on symmetric polynomials using a multivariate framework [87]. In this proposition, known as the hybrid key management security scheme (HKMSS), the keys shared between the central node (i.e., the sink node) and the cluster heads are derived using symmetric polynomials and matrices.…”

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A Survey of Cryptography and Key Management Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks

Sen¹

2023

Wireless Sensor Networks - Design, Applications and Challenges

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are made up of a large number of tiny sensors, which can sense, analyze, and communicate information about the outside world. These networks play a significant role in a broad range of fields, from crucial military surveillance applications to monitoring building security. Key management in WSNs is a critical task. While the security and integrity of messages communicated through these networks and the authenticity of the nodes are dependent on the robustness of the key management schemes, designing an efficient key generation, distribution, and revocation scheme is quite challenging. While resource-constrained sensor nodes should not be exposed to computationally demanding asymmetric key algorithms, the use of symmetric key-based systems leaves the entire network vulnerable to several attacks. This chapter provides a comprehensive survey of several well-known cryptographic mechanisms and key management schemes for WSNs.

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A Survey of Cryptography and Key Management Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks

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2023

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“…Dinker et al [43] proposed a multivariate symmetric polynomial and matrix-based key management scheme. This scheme uses polynomial and matrix to generate keys between the sink node and the cluster head.…”

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A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Gautam

Kumar

2021

SN Appl. Sci.

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Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are the new speed-accelerating technologies worldwide and are used continuously in a range of critical applications. Any damage or compromise to data security could have physical and direct effects on network efficiency and safety. One of the active areas of research is key management, authentication, and trust management in wireless sensor networks (WSN). Since researchers have provided many protection schemes, it is difficult to select which key management or trust management schemes in a specific WSN application suit best. We did a detailed survey in our paper on how the properties of various trust management, authentication, and key management schemes can be used for specific applications. Based on this review, we present the methodologies, advantages, and limitations of the previously proposed key management, authentication, and trust management scheme in WSN. The goal of this thorough analysis is to compare and find the correct security solution that successfully meets the requirements of the application. Moreover, the strength, weaknesses, and open problems are added that can extend more frontiers to get the best security solutions in the future.s

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“…Some schemes 18 use different paradigms to distribute the keys, such as the use of mobile-agents capable of moving inside and distribute the cluster key dynamically and with reduced energy consumption. Alternative schemes use the key-matrix based dynamic key generation, 19 the identity-based encryption 20 and the threshold cryptography 21 to manage and distribute keys while reducing the energy consumption.…”

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Development of an extended topology-based lightweight cryptographic scheme for IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks

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Caruso

Pomante

et al. 2020

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Among the classes of wireless personal area networks, a wireless sensor network typically refers to a versatile and densely distributed sensing platform that enables the support of a wide variety of application domains. Among the various technical challenges addressed by more than one decade of research in wireless sensor networks, security across wireless links is by far one of the most critical ones and relates to the need of guaranteeing reliability and trustiness of the collected data. This article deals with the cryptographic aspects involved in securing wireless sensor networks, in terms of confidentiality and authentication. In particular, moving from some results previously achieved in our research activity, this article extends a cryptography scheme in order to better comply with the security requirements that arise from real-world wireless sensor network installations. The proposed scheme, called topology-authenticated key scheme 2, takes advantage of hybrid cryptography to provide security in the presence of resource-constrained sensor nodes using topology-authenticated keys to provide increased robustness to the scheme itself. The proposed extensions provide full practical support to star-topology wireless sensor networks and the article presents also some experimental results obtained by implementing the scheme on two different wireless sensor network platforms available for protocol stacks compliant with the IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

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Polynomial and matrix based key management security scheme in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

A Survey of Cryptography and Key Management Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks

A Survey of Cryptography and Key Management Schemes for Wireless Sensor Networks

A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Development of an extended topology-based lightweight cryptographic scheme for IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks

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