Preserving Identity Privacy in Wireless Mesh Networks

Islam, Salekul; Hamid, Abd.; Hong, Choong Seon; Chang, Byeng Hee

doi:10.1109/icoin.2008.4472767

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“…Islam et al [7] proposed an anonymous routing strategy between clients and mesh routers in a WMN. The scheme tries to protect identity disclosure besides providing security in communication.…”

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confidence: 99%

Protection Based on Neighborhood-Trust in Clustered Wireless Mesh Networks

Samad

Makram

2009

2009 Third International Conference on Next Generation Mobile Applications, Services and Technologies

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Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) is unquestionably an interesting technology addition in wireless communication networks because of its self-organizing, self-healing and reliability dimensions. However, possible misuse or hijacking of these networks by adversaries make them highly vulnerable. In this paper, we provide a protection mechanism based on neighborhood trust to gain required security and identification privacy in a clustered WMN. Our approach renders a lightweight protection against security vulnerabilities using hash chains and does not require any trusted authority.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Protection Based on Neighborhood-Trust in Clustered Wireless Mesh Networks

Samad

Makram

2009

2009 Third International Conference on Next Generation Mobile Applications, Services and Technologies

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“…In [35], a two-party key agreement scheme is introduced with unilateral privacy based on pairing. In [19], 'Chaums Blind Signature' is used to achieve anonymity and privacy. In [32], the public key encryption process is used with the concept of a trusted computing module.…”

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Privacy Preservation Using 2-Degree Anonymity With Trust Circle in Ubiquitous Network for Service Communications

Hazra

Setua

2020

IEEE Access

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The ubiquitous networks bring lots of convenience to consumers and service providers for their service communications but have strong privacy issues. Such network environments are unobtrusive and imperceptible to the consumer, where services are provided through an omnipresent way in smart environments. It raises numerous privacy and security issues for consumers. Privacy of service communicating entities needs to be preserved from malicious entities in the context of three-fold privacy threat -identity, location, behavioural privacy threat of legitimate entities in ubiquitous environment. In this paper, privacy preservation is explored with two levels of anonymization by a 2-degree anonymity approach through trust circle of one service entity in service communication. Our proposal provides the personalization in-between anonymity and trust. Simulation results exhibit the effectiveness of our proposal in the considered environment with the ''ADULT'' database and ''Facebook'' data set of two Universities, Amherst, and Colgate.

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“…So, it is always preferable for the mobile clients to remain anonymous to its neighbouring mobile devices. This causes the attacker difficult for tracing a mobile client's identity and location (Sen, 2012;Islam et al, 2008).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This causes the isolation of more malicious mesh routers leading to more broken forwarding routings. Islam et al (2008) have presented an anonymous authentication scheme between mesh clients and mesh router for preserving identity privacy and security in data communication in WMN. It also assures mutual authentication among mesh routers and clients.…”

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Privacy preserving protocol for secure routing in wireless mesh networks

Akilarasu

Shalinie

2018

IJMNDI

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In wireless mesh networks (WMN), there are possibilities of lossy links, security attacks and privacy attacks. In order to overcome these issues, in this paper, we propose a privacy preserving protocol for secure routing in WMN. In this technique, when a source node wants to transmit privacy information, it performs a secure routing based on the security level of the nodes. Also, it takes direct and delegation tickets into consideration for secure data transmission. Then, in order to authenticate the access of the mobile users, a trilateral pseudonym generation method is used. The mesh client registers its real identity to the operating managers and selects a secret key to generate the pseudonym. By simulation results, we show that the proposed technique enhances the network security.

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Preserving Identity Privacy in Wireless Mesh Networks

Cited by 6 publications

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Protection Based on Neighborhood-Trust in Clustered Wireless Mesh Networks

Protection Based on Neighborhood-Trust in Clustered Wireless Mesh Networks

Privacy Preservation Using 2-Degree Anonymity With Trust Circle in Ubiquitous Network for Service Communications

Privacy preserving protocol for secure routing in wireless mesh networks

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