Signcryption Method Suitable for Low-Power IoT Devices in a Wireless Sensor Network

Ting, Pei‐Yih; Tsai, Jia-Lun; Wu, Tsan-Ming

doi:10.1109/jsyst.2017.2730580

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“…The approach we propose in this paper improves the ones reported in this section under several aspects. First of all, it is more general because it does not assume any specific network topology such as that in the work of Hummen et al nor the use of uncommon certificate formats and schemes like in other works . Indeed, although in this work we propose a new type of certificate to further improve the performances of the proposed solution, its use is not mandatory, and this enables an easy interoperability of the proposed architecture with already deployed systems.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…First of all, it is more general because it does not assume any specific network topology such as that in the work of Hummen et al 11 nor the use of uncommon certificate formats and schemes like in other works. 12,[17][18][19][20] Indeed, although in this work we propose a new type of certificate to further improve the performances of the proposed solution, its use is not mandatory, and this enables an easy interoperability of the proposed architecture with already deployed systems. Moreover, unlike other reported approaches, our solution allows also constrained nodes to trigger the establishment of a secure connection, which is an event that is going to be much more common in the considered open and decentralized scenario than in classic IoT contexts.…”

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confidence: 99%

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PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

Marino

Moiso

Petracca

2019

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Internet of Things (IoT) nodes participating in the implementation of next‐generation IoT applications will need standard methods to authenticate each other and secure their communications. However, the use of certificates and public key infrastructure (PKI) technologies, widely employed in the Internet, is not straightforward in this context because of the limitations of the involved entities. This paper presents the public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things (PKIoT) architecture, a solution which aims at enabling certificate‐based authentication in the forthcoming IoT scenarios by allowing the flexible outsourcing of the most demanding security‐related tasks and by introducing a new type of compact certificate. This paper also highlights the role that this architecture can play in the context of the oneM2 M security framework in enabling standard secure machine‐2‐machine interactions. In conclusion, this paper reports the results of the conducted experiments, which show the effectiveness of the proposed approach in reducing the execution time and the energy consumption of certificate‐based session establishment for Datagram Transport Layer Security up to 78% and 89% respectively, fostering this way standard and secure IoT transactions.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

Marino

Moiso

Petracca

2019

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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“…Shim [26] has presented an authentication scheme where ID based encryption mechanism has been used along with the signature scheme. Adoption of the signcryption has been seen in work of Ting et al [27] where identity-based encryption and public key infrastructure has been used. Wei et al [28] have used similar identity-based security scheme where signature policy has been constructive for secure sharing among the users.…”

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Multi-tier Framework for Optimizing Pairwise Key Predistribution in Sensory Applications

M*,

Kumar

2019

IJITEE

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Security has been always a prominent concern in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) irrespective of the evolution of various scientific approaches that mainly mechanizes key management approaches to secure the communication system among the resource constraints sensors. Out of various key management approaches, pairwise key is one effective approach to ensure cost effective key management scheme; however, review of existing approaches shows that they still are characterized by various issues connected to optimized performance. Adopting analytical research methodology, the proposed system implements an optimized multi-tier framework for resisting key-based threats and it targets to introduce a lightweight pair wise predistribution of keys by joint integration of enhanced public key encryption and digital signature. The study outcome shows that proposed system offer a better security performance in contrast to existing pair wise predistribution of keys.

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“…Secure routing: Number of security and privacy mechanism adopting cryptography has been presented recently for WSN [24], [25], [26], and [27]. In [24] discussed the need for provisioning security for tracking, navigation and localization of sensor device for sensor network.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As a result, sharing keys among communicating device is challenging under homogenous network. In [26] proposed signcryption scheme which is composed of two stage such as offline and the online signcrypt stages. They showed that identity-based cryptography (IBC) setup for transmitting packet to a gateway in a public key infrastructure (PKI) can reduce heavy verification loads on low-power sensor devices.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure And Efficient Cluster Based Routing Model For Wireless Sensor Network

H.V*¹,

G.K²

2019

IJITEE

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recently wireless sensor network has be adopted across wide range of application such as Internet of Things (IoT) based healthcare, military domain etc. due to its low cost availability and ease of deployment. For such application efficient secure and energy efficient design is needed. For improving energy efficiency exiting model adopted cluster based routing model. However, it incurs energy overhead among cluster head. Therefore, efficient cluster selection algorithm is needed. This work present an energy efficient cluster selection algorithm using multi-objective function using enhanced Imperialist Competitive Algorithm. Further, for providing secure communication the existing model are designed using asymmetric cryptography such as RSA, and Diffe-Hellman etc. As a result, incurs communication overhead and increase packet processing delay. For overcoming research challenges this work present symmetric Elliptical curve cryptography (ECC model. The proposed secure and efficient symmetric based ECC (SESECC) attained significant performance in terms of communication overhead, packet processing time and lifetime.

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Signcryption Method Suitable for Low-Power IoT Devices in a Wireless Sensor Network

Cited by 52 publications

References 33 publications

PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

Multi-tier Framework for Optimizing Pairwise Key Predistribution in Sensory Applications

Secure And Efficient Cluster Based Routing Model For Wireless Sensor Network

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