Security Improvement of the Enhanced 1-round Authentication Protocol for Wireless Body Area Networks

Izza, Sarah; Benssalah, Mustapha; Ouchikh, Rabah

doi:10.1109/icass.2018.8652036

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“…Batteries are replaced to update the energy reservation with low power systems. Izza et al [49] explained the security features in wireless body area networks and implemented mutual authentication schemes to increase the patient's privacy. Dodangeh et al [50] used the biometrics scheme for security applications in wireless body area networks.…”

Section: Research Challenges In Secure Wbanmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Perspective Review of Security Challenges in Body Area Networks for Healthcare Applications

Ananthi

Jose

2021

Int J Wireless Inf Networks

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Body area network (BAN) connects sensors and actuators to the human body in order to collect patient’s information and transmitting it to doctors in a confined space with limited users. wireless body area network (WBAN) is derived from wireless sensor networks (WSN) and enables to transfer of the patient's information with a wide range of communication due to the limitations of the wired body area network. It plays a vital role in healthcare monitoring, healthcare systems, medical field, sports field, and multimedia communication. Sensors and actuators lead to high energy consumption due to their tiny size. WBAN facilitates in securely storing patient information and transmitting it to the doctor without data loss at a specific time. This review examines and summarizes methodological approaches in WBAN relating to security, safety, reliability, and the fastest transmission. Flying body area networks (FBAN) utilizing unmanned aerial vehicles for data transmission are recommended to promote rapid and secure communication in WBAN. FBAN improve the security, scalability, and speed in order to transmit patient’s information to the doctor due to high mobility.

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Section: Research Challenges In Secure Wbanmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Perspective Review of Security Challenges in Body Area Networks for Healthcare Applications

Ananthi

Jose

2021

Int J Wireless Inf Networks

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“…Then, the authors of [40] proposed an improved version of the protocol to resolve the vulnerabilities they found. Unfortunately, in [41], the improved protocol is also found insecure to replay and MITM attacks.…”

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Lightweight Authentication Protocol Using Self-Certified Public Keys for Wireless Body Area Networks in Health-Care Applications

2021

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Health-care centers have been meeting challenges due to the increase in the aging population and chronic diseases that need continuous medical monitoring. Wireless body area network (WBAN) is a non-invasive technology consisting of diverse connected bio-medical sensors placed in the human body, which measure physiological parameters and make the information accessible to health-care professionals ubiquitously. However, a major problem in WBAN is the security and privacy of the patient's medical information. An essential security method to protect the physiological data is authentication. Several authentication protocols have been proposed for WBANs; however, some require many computing resources, and some have security vulnerabilities. In this article, the Two-Party Lightweight Authentication Protocol (TLAP) for WBANs is proposed. It uses self-certified public keys based on Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), scalar point multiplication, symmetric key encryption, and the lightweight operations xor and conventional hash function to reduce the computational cost of the protocol. Formal and informal analyses were made to demonstrate that TLAP provides mutual authentication and resists potential attacks in WBANs. The security and performance of TLAP and similar existing protocols were analyzed and compared. The analyzes showed TLAP supports more security features and has lower execution time and communication cost than the other protocols, which is significant to decrease the energy consumption in WBANs.

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A Lightweight Authentication Scheme and Security Key Establishment for Internet of Medical Things

Nissar

Khan

Mushtaq

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Security Improvement of the Enhanced 1-round Authentication Protocol for Wireless Body Area Networks

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

A Perspective Review of Security Challenges in Body Area Networks for Healthcare Applications

A Perspective Review of Security Challenges in Body Area Networks for Healthcare Applications

Lightweight Authentication Protocol Using Self-Certified Public Keys for Wireless Body Area Networks in Health-Care Applications

A Lightweight Authentication Scheme and Security Key Establishment for Internet of Medical Things

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