Secure message confirmation scheme based on batch verification in vehicular cloud computing

Limbasiya, Trupil; Das, Debasis

doi:10.1016/j.phycom.2018.07.015

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“…We have proposed an efficient and secure communication scheme for V2R communication, as discussed in [26], and this protocol work resists to various cyber-attacks, i.e., plain-text, man-in-the-middle, impersonation, modification, and replay. Further, the suggested protocol [26] is also feasible to verify a massive number of messages at a time precisely, and it performs excellently in the implementation cost, energy consumption, communication overhead, and storage cost compared to other relevant data transmission mechanisms.…”

Section: Research Methodology and Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure communication protocol for smart transportation based on vehicular cloud

Limbasiya

Das

Sahay

2019

Adjunct Proceedings of the 2019 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing and Proceedings of The

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The pioneering concept of connected vehicles has transformed the way of thinking for researchers and entrepreneurs by collecting relevant data from nearby objects. However, this data is useful for a specific vehicle only. Moreover, vehicles get a high amount of data (e.g., traffic, safety, and multimedia infotainment) on the road. Thus, vehicles expect adequate storage device for this data, but it is infeasible to have a large memory in each vehicle. Hence, the vehicular cloud computing (VCC) framework came into the picture to provide a storage facility by connecting a road-side-unit (RSU) with the vehicular cloud (VC). In this, data should be saved in an encrypted form to preserve security, but there is a challenge to search for information over encrypted data. Next, we understand that many of vehicular communication schemes are inefficient for data transmissions due to its poor performance results and vulnerable to different fundamental security attacks. Accordingly, on-device performance is critical, but data damages and secure on-time connectivity are also significant challenges in a public environment. Therefore, we propose reliable data transmission protocols for cutting-edge architecture to search data from the storage, to resist against various security attacks, and provide better performance results. Thus, the proposed data transmission protocol is useful in diverse smart city applications (business, safety, and entertainment) for the benefits of society. and V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle), which are done using dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) over the physical layer and the data link layer of the OSI model [1]. The VANET has various applications, e.g., road safety, driver assistance, payment, curve speed warning, lane change warning, emergency status, forward collision, store location, etc. Thus, an intelligent transport system (ITS) is an essential application of VANETs [2], [3]. There are two communication components, i.e., RSU and OBU (on-board-unit). An RSU is available on the road network to transmit information to nearby vehicles. An OBU is installed in a vehicle to transfer messages to nearby RSUs and other OBUs.By 2020, it is anticipated that 75% car of the world will be enabled with web services. Hence, vehicle users can perform different day-to-day operations (entertainment, data sharing, payment, online shopping, social media, etc.) over the Internet in a vehicle. The Internet of Vehicles (IoV) structure was proposed to revolutionize existing research fields (wireless sensor, VANET, infrastructure, and mobile device) by connecting them with smart transportation using different communication technologies (i.e., DSRC, wireless access points (WAP), and 4G/5G). It is designed with five diverse communications, i.e., V2V, V2I, V2R (vehicle-to-RSU), V2M (vehicle-to-mobile device), and V2S (vehicle-to-wireless sensor). This architecture has different features for on the fly data transmissions, i.e., direct connection with the end-user, different communication types, extended communication range,...

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confidence: 99%

Secure communication protocol for smart transportation based on vehicular cloud

Limbasiya

Das

Sahay

2019

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“…However, this method takes more time to verify the signature, so the recipient must spend more time immediately verifying the correctness of the message. In 2019, Limbasiya et al [4] proposed a secure message confirmation in vehicular cloud environment. They are pointed out that Zhong et al's protocol [16] has a security flaws using side channel attack over the OBU and TPD.…”

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“…The TPD is safe from malicious attacks and it is impossible to tamper with it, according to the proposed schemes. However, the ideal TPD has a strong assumption that an attacker cannot obtain or tamper with values in the TPD according to [1][2][3][4]. They pointed out that attackers can obtain stored values in the realistic TPD through power analysis attacks and side-channel attacks.…”

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“…In 2019, Limbasiya et al [4] presented a message confirmation scheme based batch verification, and a VCC environment to address OBU computation limitations. They proposed secure authentication to address an issue, where realistic TPD cannot prevent side channel and power analysis attacks.…”

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“…We analyze the security aspects of our proposed protocol using Real-Or-Random (ROR) model and the Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications (AVISPA) software for the formal analysis. This paper also compares the computation cost and security features with [4] and previous similar protocols. Finally, this paper demonstrates that the proposed protocol is able to be deployed in a real VANET.…”

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Secure Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Message Confirmation in Vehicular Cloud Computing

Lee

Kim

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Applied Sciences

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With the development of vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs) and Internet of vehicles (IoVs), a large amount of useful information is generated for vehicle drivers and traffic management systems. The amount of vehicle and traffic information is as large as the number of vehicles and it is enormous when compared to vehicle calculation and storage performance. To resolve this problem, VANET uses a combined cloud computing technology, called vehicular cloud computing (VCC), which controls vehicle-related data, and helps vehicle drivers directly or indirectly. However, VANETs remain vulnerable to attacks such as tracking, masquerade and man-in-the-middle attacks because VANETs communicate via open networks. To overcome these issues, many researchers have proposed secure authentication protocols for message confirmation with vehicular cloud computing. However, many researchers have pointed out that some proposed protocols use ideal tamper-proof devices (TPDs). They demonstrated that realistic TPDs cannot prevent adversaries attack. Limbasiya et al. presented a message confirmation scheme for vehicular cloud computing using a realistic TPD in order to prevent these problems. However, their proposed scheme still has security weaknesses over a TPD and does not guarantee mutual authentication. This paper proposes a secure key agreement and authentication protocol to address the security weaknesses inherent in the protocol of Limbasiya et al. The suggested protocol withstands malicious attacks and ensures secure mutual authentication for privacy-preserving. We prove that the proposed protocol can provide session key security using Real-Or-Random (ROR) model. We also employed Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications (AVISPA) simulation tool to show that the proposed protocol is able to defeat replay and man-in-the-middle attacks. Furthermore, we established that the proposed protocol can resist other malicious attacks by conducting the informal security analysis. We proved that our proposed protocol is lightweight and suitable for VCC environments.

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An EAADE: Effective Authentication Approach for Data Exchange in Vehicular Social Network for IoV

Singh,

Bhardwaj

2024

Security and Privacy

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In recent years, in order to protect the privacy of vehicular users, federated learning (FL) is mainly used for secure and reliable data transmission in the vehicular social network. However, there is a vulnerability to data attacks by adversaries when exchanging locally trained model data about the vehicle's trajectory with a federated server. Therefore, in this paper, we have proposed a federated learning‐based mutual authentication protocol to provide security in data transmission. First, we classified the vehicular social community by fixed, moving, and hybrid modes. Second, to develop a novel approach named EAADE (Effective Authentication Approach for Data Exchange). It provides efficient data dissemination in a vehicle social network and security of the main trade‐off between vehicles. Finally, experience it with in‐depth simulation and compare it with other modern protocols. During the analysis of the results, ensure its security against Sybil, replay and falsification attacks, and estimating processing costs and verification times. The outcomes of simulation on the SUMO and OMNeT++ platforms demonstrate that the packet loss rate is lowered to 4.78% and that the verification delay is the better, when compared to other protocols. This protocol has also better transmission cost and implementation costs.

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Secure message confirmation scheme based on batch verification in vehicular cloud computing

Cited by 30 publications

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Secure communication protocol for smart transportation based on vehicular cloud

Secure communication protocol for smart transportation based on vehicular cloud

Secure Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Message Confirmation in Vehicular Cloud Computing

An EAADE: Effective Authentication Approach for Data Exchange in Vehicular Social Network for IoV

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