Security scheme for 4G wireless systems

Zheng, Yu; He, Di; Xu, Lixing; Tang, Xiaohu

doi:10.1109/icccas.2005.1493433

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“…In spite of many researchers (Chen, Jan, & Chen, 2005;Ren, Lou, Kim, & Deng, 2006;Zheng, He, Xu, & Tang, 2005) have proposed the lightweight authentication protocols, we need to integrate the related mechanisms and propose a suitable mobile E-DRM protocol. The classic E-DRM system should limit the access digital content for those who can not passed the authorization authentication.…”

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A secure and traceable E-DRM system based on mobile device

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“…Security policy issues such as the use of lightweight and flexible AAAA (Authentication, Authorization, Account, Audit) schemes, the use of Trusted Computing (Zheng, 2005b), and the use of different security polices for different services are recommended for 4G systems (Zheng et al, 2005a). Integration of the SSL security protocol and a Public Key Infrastructure is outlined and evaluated in (Kambourakis et al, 2004).…”

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IT Education Topics for Future Networking

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In this paper, we discuss how information society and the global data network infrastructure are evolving. Global integration of networked information processing capabilities is a main issue. One of the many important building blocks in the ongoing process is the choice of network architectures. Another basic issue is Internet mobility support. Basic requirements for mobile networking are presented. Issues like network security architectures and quality of service (QoS) architectures are outlined. Trust in cryptographic identities including public key infrastructure and identity based encryption is described. In the network protocols section wireless communication, mobility management, routing and network security protocols are presented. Essential network programming skills are summarized. The impact from the described requirements on future networking on education and research in Arcada University of Applied Sciences is outlined.

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“…Zheng et al [109] present a hybrid PKI trust authentication scheme that also provides a non-repudiation service. It employs public key infrastructure (PKI) and combines it with the dynamic password scheme.…”

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Qos and security provisioning in 4G/5G LTE-advanced networks

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Quality of service (QoS) mechanisms deal with ensuring the high quality services offered by network. Reliability, accessibility and security are some of the main features of any service offered by a network. Support for diverse QoS requirements is one of the key areas of interest in the Long Term Evolution (LTE) and LTE-Advanced based networks. Carrier Aggregation (CA), in which the bandwidth is aggregated across different bands to achieve a higher bandwidth, is one of the most significant among them. Dual Connectivity (DC), Coordinated Multipoint Transmission (CoMP), Device-to-Device Communications (D2D), and Self-Organizing Networks (SON) are some of the other leading technologies introduced in LTE-Advanced. Because of the introduction of these new technologies, existing QoS and security mechanisms in LTE cannot be mapped directly to LTE-Advanced, so there is a need to investigate and develop new mechanisms for LTE-Advanced. The aim of this research is to develop QoS and security provisioning mechanisms for LTE-Advanced based 4G/5G networks The CA technology has introduced new challenges for LTE-Advanced resource matching. Radio Resources Management (RRM) is one of the key elements for QoS provisioning. We have developed a new RRM technique utilizing game theory. Matching Markets are known to solve different resource-matching problems, such as kidney exchange, child adoption, matching doctors, and college admission. We model the problem of resource allocation as a matching game and propose a solution utilizing game theory, which takes into consideration the QoS demand of the users. The allocation is done based on channel conditions, QoS profiles, and carrier selection. The proposed Matching Game (MG) algorithm finds a stable Pareto efficient matching of resource blocks to users. Theoretical i I would like to thank my supervisor, Dr. Maode Ma for his invaluable advice and guidance during this research. His encouragement has helped me to overcome many difficulties during the research. I am also thankful to my family. It would not have been possible without their support. To my parents who have always encouraged and supported me in my pursuits. To my beloved wife Ainee for her unwavering support.

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Security scheme for 4G wireless systems

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

A secure and traceable E-DRM system based on mobile device

A secure and traceable E-DRM system based on mobile device

IT Education Topics for Future Networking

Qos and security provisioning in 4G/5G LTE-advanced networks

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