Robust and lightweight symmetric key exchange algorithm for next-generation IoE

Ashraf, Zeeshan; Sohail, Adnan; Yousaf, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.iot.2023.100703

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“…This established SK is used for encrypted communication by both the user and the drones. In [14], an effective and reliable ASKG is developed for use in the setting of smart devices with constrained computational processing capability. The goal of ASKG is to create a secure communication channel.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

LEAF-IIoT: Lightweight and Efficient Authentication Framework for the Industrial Internet of Things

Tanveer,

El-Latif,

Khan

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as a revolutionary communication technology, enabling the connection of resource-limited devices to the Internet. These devices are deployed in various industrial control systems to remotely monitor and control industrial applications. However, the public Internet's inherent vulnerability to malicious attacks poses a significant challenge to the secure operation of these systems. To address this challenge, a lightweight and efficient authentication framework, LEAF-IIoT, is proposed. LEAF-IIoT leverages authenticated encryption (AE) techniques to provide a multifaceted security solution encompassing confidentiality, authentication, and data integrity. It establishes a secure channel by exchanging messages between the user, gateway, and smart embedded device, culminating in the creation of a session key for secure data exchange. Rigorous security assessment confirms the robustness of LEAF-IIoT, while performance evaluation demonstrates its significantly lower computational cost and reduced communication overhead compared to existing frameworks. Despite these efficiencies, LEAF-IIoT continues to provide strong security features, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of data exchanged in the IIoT context.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

LEAF-IIoT: Lightweight and Efficient Authentication Framework for the Industrial Internet of Things

Tanveer,

El-Latif,

Khan

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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“…In [28], Challa et al proposed an ECC-based user authentication that is heavy with respect to computation and communication [29,30]. Moreover, Jia et al [31] found that the scheme [28] does not provide security against impersonate attacks.…”

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Lightweight Privacy-Preserving Remote User Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for Next-Generation IoT-Based Smart Healthcare

Ashraf,

Mahmood,

Iqbal

2023

Future Internet

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The advancement and innovations in wireless communication technologies including the Internet of Things have massively changed the paradigms of health-based services. In particular, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the trends of working from home have been promoted. Wireless body area network technology frameworks help sufferers in remotely obtaining scientific remedies from physicians through the Internet without paying a visit to the clinics. IoT sensor nodes are incorporated into the clinical device to allow health workers to consult the patients’ fitness conditions in real time. Insecure wireless communication channels make unauthorized access to fitness-related records and manipulation of IoT sensor nodes attached to the patient’s bodies possible, as a result of security flaws. As a result, IoT-enabled devices are threatened by a number of well-known attacks, including impersonation, replay, man-in-the-middle, and denial-of-service assaults. Modern authentication schemes do solve these issues, but they frequently involve challenging mathematical concepts that raise processing and transmission costs. In this paper, we propose a lightweight, secure, and efficient symmetric key exchange algorithm and remote user authentication scheme. Our research proposal presents a successful privacy-protecting method for remote users and provides protection against known attacks. When compared to conventional options, this technique significantly reduces calculation costs by up to 37.68% and transmission costs by up to 32.55%.

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“…Both DH and EC-DH are symmetric key exchange algorithms and are non-authenticated. Hence, DH and EC-DH are exposed to MITM attacks [24].…”

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“…It limits the size of the key to 128 bits. The larger size of the key minimizes the threats of brute-force attacks [24].…”

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Robust and Lightweight Remote User Authentication Mechanism for Next-Generation IoT-Based Smart Home

Ashraf,

Sohail,

Hameed

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Robust and lightweight symmetric key exchange algorithm for next-generation IoE

Cited by 12 publications

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LEAF-IIoT: Lightweight and Efficient Authentication Framework for the Industrial Internet of Things

LEAF-IIoT: Lightweight and Efficient Authentication Framework for the Industrial Internet of Things

Lightweight Privacy-Preserving Remote User Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for Next-Generation IoT-Based Smart Healthcare

Robust and Lightweight Remote User Authentication Mechanism for Next-Generation IoT-Based Smart Home

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