SEEMAKA: Secured Energy-Efficient Mutual Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks

Narwal, Bhawna; Mohapatra, Amar Kumar

doi:10.1007/s11277-020-07304-3

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“…A secured Energy Efficient Mutual Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks (SEEMAKA) is proposed by Narwal B et al in (63) . SEEMAKA uses fewer hash functions and bitwise XOR operations.…”

Section: Traditional Key Agreement Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secured Key Agreement Schemes in Wireless Body Area Network — A Review

Hussain¹,

Kumar²

2021

IJST

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Objective: To review different key agreement schemes which are used to establish Wireless body area network (WBAN) on the basis of identified attacks and also evaluate the schemes on performance parameters. Method: In this paper, an overview of WBAN, its architecture, difference between WSN and WBAN, IEEE 802.15.6 specifications of WBAN, attacks in the environment and security essentials are discussed at first. It further divides the key agreement schemes into four classes and provides an extensive review of the schemes on the basis of distinct parameters viz.

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Section: Traditional Key Agreement Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secured Key Agreement Schemes in Wireless Body Area Network — A Review

Hussain¹,

Kumar²

2021

IJST

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“…Therefore, OFMC attains the session complexity and averts replay attack without executing different sessions between communicating participants. Also, OFMC checks whether the genuine participants can execute the protocol by seeking the passive attacker and broadcasts the instructions of a few sessions to the attacker between genuine participants [30]. The test outputs show that the protocol dodges replay attack.…”

Section: Correctness Of the Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

SEAI: Secrecy and Efficiency Aware Inter-gNB Handover Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol in 5G Communication Network

Gupta

Parne

Chaudhari

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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Recently, the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) has initiated to work in the Fifth Generation (5G) network to fulfill the security characteristics of IoT-based services. 3GPP has proposed the 5G handover key structure and framework in a recently published technical report. In this paper, we evaluate the handover authentication methodologies available in the literature and identify the security vulnerabilities such as violation of global base-station, failure of key forward/backward secrecy, de-synchronization attack, and huge network congestion. Also, these protocols suffer from high bandwidth consumption that doesn't suitable for energy efficient mobile devices in 5G network. To overcome these concerns, we introduce Secrecy and Efficiency Aware Inter-gNB (SEAI) handover Authentication and Key Agreement (AKA) protocol. The formal security proof of the protocol is carried out by random oracle model to achieve the session key secrecy, confidentiality, and integrity. For the protocol correctness and achieve the mutual authentication property, simulation is performed using the AVISPA tool. Also, the informal security evaluation represents that the protocol defeats all

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“…Although their scheme is guarded against A1, A8, offline password guessing, A6, and A4, but it still has high computation cost and delays in communication due to extensive cryptographic operations. (Li et al) [11] (Konan) [48] (Lu et al) [52] (Kompara et al) [10] Cloud (Wu et al) [54] (Gupta et al) [55] (Polai et al) [56] (Koya et al) [25] (Camara et al) [57] (Narwal and Mohapatra) [58] Asymmetric Mobile (Liu et al) [32] (Li et al) [33] (Sowjanya et al) [8] (Li et al) [42] (Ali et al) [40] (Liu and Chung ) [41] (Mo and Chen) [38] (Challa et al) [37] (Chang et al) [34] ( Park and Park) [35] (Wang et al ) [36] Cloud (Li et al) [42] (Shen et al) [43] (Deng et al) [44] (Alzahrani et al) [24] (Lu et al) [45] (Xu et al) […”

Section: Asymmetric Cryptography In Mobile Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Camara et al [57] specified that the scheme in [25] has a weakness versus A5 that an adversary can effortlessly predict the protected arguments easily to acquire the following session key by the sensor. Bhawna Narwal et al [58] had offered a structure to improve the security of [25] but it slow.…”

Section: Symmetric Cryptography In Cloud Platformmentioning

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Authentication in Wireless Body Area Network: Taxonomy and Open Challenges

Almuhaideb¹,

Alqudaihi²

2021

Journal on Internet of Things

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Wearable body area network (WBAN) aids the communication between the health providers and patients by supporting health monitoring services. It assists the users to maintain their health status records by collecting the body signals and transmitting them for further processing measurements. However, sensor data are publicly transferred through insecure network that facilitates the attacker malicious acts like performing masquerading attack, man in the middle, and snooping. Several authentication techniques were suggested to levitate the security of the communication channels to preserve the user data from exposure. Moreover, authentication schemes aid plenty of security issues related to user and data privacy, anonymity, repudiation, confidentiality, and integrity, but they lack performance efficiency. On the other hand, it is very hard to find the balance between security and efficiency in most of the authentication schemes, especially for the WBAN platform that consists of memory and processing constraint devices. Therefore, this paper surveys and discusses the latest authentication schemes types, techniques, and system features. Also, it highlights their strengths and weaknesses towards common knowingly attacks and provides a comparison between the popular scheme validation proofs and simulation tools. Thence, this paper draws a path for the new direction of the authentication technologies, the authentication schemes open issues, and the potential future evolution in this area.

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SEEMAKA: Secured Energy-Efficient Mutual Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for Wireless Body Area Networks

Cited by 29 publications

References 38 publications

Secured Key Agreement Schemes in Wireless Body Area Network — A Review

Secured Key Agreement Schemes in Wireless Body Area Network — A Review

SEAI: Secrecy and Efficiency Aware Inter-gNB Handover Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol in 5G Communication Network

Authentication in Wireless Body Area Network: Taxonomy and Open Challenges

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