Security enhancement on an RFID ownership transfer protocol based on cloud

Lee, Cheng‐Chi; Chen, Shun-Der; Li, Chun-Ta; Cheng, Chung-Lun; Lai, Yi‐Ting

doi:10.1016/j.future.2018.10.040

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“…In 2016, Cao et al [44] introduces a cloud-assisted RFID ownership transfer protocol based on quadratic residues. However, Lee et al [45] found this protocol is vulnerable to impersonation and desynchronization attacks, and proposed an enhancement. In 2019, Zhou et al [46] proposed an authentication protocol for TIMSs, which is based on quadratic residues and hash function.…”

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SecMAP: A Secure RFID Mutual Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Systems

Zhu

2020

IEEE Access

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In recent years, radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been applied to construct better healthcare systems, offering various healthcare services that can benefit all medical staff and patients. However, because of the insecure communication channels in RFID systems, security is a main concern to be solved for RFID to be used in healthcare systems. To address this issue, recently in 2019, Safkhani et al. proposed a lightweight RFID authentication protocol in IEEE Access. The authors claimed that their protocol has a higher security level than existing protocols in this category. This article firstly analyzes the security of Safkhani et al.'s protocol, and shows that this protocol is lack of forward secrecy and scalability. Then, a new and secure mutual authentication protocol (SecMAP) is proposed to overcome these weaknesses. The security of the SecMAP protocol is confirmed with formal analyses using the Gong-Needham-Yahalom (GNY) logic and the Scyther tool. Besides, SecMAP is compatible with low-cost RFID tags. Thus, the proposed protocol can effectively provide security for RFID based healthcare systems.

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SecMAP: A Secure RFID Mutual Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Systems

Zhu

2020

IEEE Access

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“…Research articles concerning industrial vision systems describe, for example, an automatic surface detection (Zhou et al 2019), pre-inspection of steel frames (Martinez et al 2019), embedded vision systems (Zidek et al 2016), and stereo vision sensing (OrRiordan et al 2018). Additional related research aspects of RFID system were presented in works focused on the security of tags (Han et al 2019), detection of missing tags (Lee et al 2019), and new searching protocol (Liu et al 2019).…”

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The Digitization of Quality Control Operations with Cloud Platform Computing Technologies

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“…Assume that Nb is the number of neighbors detected by the reader and F is a binary flag denoting the multiplebeacon transmission, the parameter pair ( , ) Nb F can represent the density of the reader network. Therefore, each reader is assigned a integer value (4) In addition, Xia-NFRA provides a back-off mechanism to allow the colliding reader to use the following formula to reselect a random integer…”

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“…RFID is a short-range communication technology that enables objects to be identified without direct contact. Due to the advantages of non-contact, easy implementation, high environmental adaptation and sufficient durability, RFID is not only widely used in academia fields, such as indoor localization [1], object tracking [2], data processing [3] and security [4], but also in industrial fields, such as smart warehouse [5], supply chain management [6], agriculture engineering [7] and healthcare service [8]. Generally, a typical RFID system consists of readers, tags, middleware and application software.…”

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Evaluation of Centralized Reader Anti-Collision Protocols for Mobile RFID System Based on Maximum Independent Set: A Simulation Study

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Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) systems often encounter reader collisions when multiple readers interrogate tags at the same time. Especially in the mobile RFID system, the mobility of readers leads to more reader collisions. To reduce reader collisions, some centralized reader anti-collision protocols have been developed through Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), which allows readers to interrogate tags at different time slots. As an important branch of centralized reader anti-collision protocols, the neighbor-friendly reader anti-collision (NFRA) family is able to improve the throughput of mobile RFID networks with the assistance of the polling server. This paper explores the throughput (the number of readers interrogating tags simultaneously) of five NFRA protocols including the basic NFRA protocol and four variants by using the maximum independent set. Following the classical interference model, the interference between readers can be modeled as an undirected graph in which each maximum independent vertex set corresponds to one optimal reader anti-collision solution. The contribution of this paper is to establish an evaluation framework based on maximum independent sets to evaluate the performance of reader anticollision protocols. By considering the effect of the density of readers (low, medium and high density), three groups of simulations are arranged to test the effectiveness of the evaluation framework. In addition, the performances of five NFRA protocols in different dense reader environments are studied. Simulation results indicate that the proposed evaluation method based on the maximum independent set is effective and potential in evaluating different centralized reader collision protocols.

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Security enhancement on an RFID ownership transfer protocol based on cloud

Cited by 24 publications

References 24 publications

SecMAP: A Secure RFID Mutual Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Systems

SecMAP: A Secure RFID Mutual Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Systems

The Digitization of Quality Control Operations with Cloud Platform Computing Technologies

Evaluation of Centralized Reader Anti-Collision Protocols for Mobile RFID System Based on Maximum Independent Set: A Simulation Study

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