Privacy-Preserving Group Authentication for RFID Tags Using Bit-Collision Patterns

Yang, Anjia; Boshoff, Dutliff; Qiao, Huijie; Hancke, Gerhard P.; Luo, Xizhao; Weng, Jian; Mayes, Keith; Markantonakis, Konstantinos

doi:10.1109/jiot.2021.3059047

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“…Therefore, Sun et al [28] utilized a hash function to encrypt private data for better authentication security. To solve the problem of high communication overhead when authenticating tags in batches, Yang et al [29] proposed an efficient authentication grouping-proof protocol based on symmetric keys and bit collisions, which can solve the conflict issue of one-time authentication of multiple tags. (4) RFID authentication protocol based on ECC Wu et al [30] introduced a UAV-assisted IoV authentication protocol that utilizes ECC and hash functions for encryption.…”

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“…To analyze the security of the authentication scheme proposed in this paper, certain assumptions must be made regarding the adversary's attack capabilities. This section introduces attack models commonly used in many related studies [27][28][29], which will be used for security analysis. The assumptions of the adversary model are as follows:…”

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VASERP: An Adaptive, Lightweight, Secure, and Efficient RFID-Based Authentication Scheme for IoV

Gong

Xiao

et al. 2023

Sensors

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With the rapid growth in wireless communication and IoT technologies, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is applied to the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) to ensure the security of private data and the accuracy of identification and tracking. However, in traffic congestion scenarios, frequent mutual authentication increases the overall computing and communication overhead of the network. For this reason, in this work, we propose a lightweight RFID security fast authentication protocol for traffic congestion scenarios, designing an ownership transfer protocol to transfer access rights to vehicle tags in non-congestion scenarios. The edge server is used for authentication, and the elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) algorithm and the hash function are combined to ensure the security of vehicles’ private data. The Scyther tool is used for the formal analysis of the proposed scheme, and this analysis shows that the proposed scheme can resist typical attacks in mobile communication of the IoV. Experimental results show that, compared to other RFID authentication protocols, the calculation and communication overheads of the tags proposed in this work are reduced by 66.35% in congested scenarios and 66.67% in non-congested scenarios, while the lowest are reduced by 32.71% and 50%, respectively. The results of this study demonstrate a significant reduction in the computational and communication overhead of tags while ensuring security.

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VASERP: An Adaptive, Lightweight, Secure, and Efficient RFID-Based Authentication Scheme for IoV

Gong

Xiao

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…At the same time, compared with traditional methods of authenticating each group member individually, group authentication can reduce the computational overheads in the multi-user setting, and this feature is particularly attractive in the resource-constrained environment, such as ITS. Since then, the extended research on group authentication has become very active and has been applied in many areas [13][14][15]. Li et al [16] proposed a group authentication and key agreement protocol for machine type communication (MTC) in the long-term evaluation advanced (LTE-A) networks.…”

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“…Furthermore, except for one time pad cipher, symmetric encryption algorithms are not unconditionally secure. In terms of efficiency, key distribution and management is a bottleneck in symmetric key cryptography, which produce huge communication and storage cost [13]. Hence, public key encryption appeared, which 1 compares the proposed scheme with the original scheme and other latest group authentication protocols in terms of security and encryption method.…”

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An HSS‐based robust and lightweight multiple group authentication for ITS towards 5G

Hsu

Harn

Xia

2021

IET Intelligent Trans Sys

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The next generation of network communications (5G) has the particularity of being heterogeneous, which has different abilities with storage, computing and communication. Group communications is more and more popular for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) in 5G since various smart devices have been constantly connected to ITS over the past decades. One of the main challenges faced by the group communications for ITS towards 5G is how to make the communications secure among these heterogeneous devices. Membership authentication is used to ensure that all users are legitimate group members in ITS communication systems towards 5G. A new type of authentication, called t-secure m-user n-group authentication scheme ((t, m, n) GAS), has been proposed in 2013. GAS is different from conventional peer-to-peer authentications which authenticate users one at a time. GAS can authenticate m users at once. GAS is specially designed for group communications which involve multiple users. Since then, extended research papers on group authentication have been published. A discrete-logarithm-based GAS with multiple authentications has been proposed in the original paper. In this paper, based on homomorphic secret sharing (HSS), a novel multiple group authentication is presented, which is more lightweight and robust than the original scheme. The security of the proposed scheme is unconditionally secure without any assumption. More importantly, since polynomial evaluations with a smaller modulus are needed in our proposed scheme, it is more efficient than the original scheme which needs modular exponentiations with a larger modulus, thus this design is more suitable for lightweight multiple group authentication in ITS towards 5G.This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Using dummy data for RFID tag and reader authentication

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Digital Communications and Networks

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Privacy-Preserving Group Authentication for RFID Tags Using Bit-Collision Patterns

Cited by 17 publications

References 38 publications

VASERP: An Adaptive, Lightweight, Secure, and Efficient RFID-Based Authentication Scheme for IoV

VASERP: An Adaptive, Lightweight, Secure, and Efficient RFID-Based Authentication Scheme for IoV

An HSS‐based robust and lightweight multiple group authentication for ITS towards 5G

Using dummy data for RFID tag and reader authentication

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