Two-Factor Authentication Scheme Using One Time Password in Cloud Computing

El-sherif, Samar H.; Abdel-Kader, Rabab Farouk; Rizk, Rawya

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-99010-1_39

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“…These performance measures were compared to other recent competing encryption approaches which use a combination of symmetric and/or asymmetric algorithms. These algorithms are: Subasree algorithm [9], Kumar algorithm [10], Zhu algorithm [11], THCA algorithm [12], and SCBRP algorithm [13]. The proposed algorithm was implemented using C# programming language and the simulations were run on an Intel i5-3317U 1.70 GHz CPU with 4.00 GB of RAM using 64-bit implementations to ensure maximum utilization of the hardware.…”

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“…Many authentication schemes were proposed to authenticate users in cloud, but a lot of them had some security troubles. The previous work in authentication process suffered from some problems [10,11]. These problems can be summarized in using mobile phone applications, using extra hardware, receiving message through the internet, and extra time to identity the user.…”

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Efficient two-stage cryptography scheme for secure distributed data storage in cloud computing

Abdel-Kader¹,

El-sherif²,

Rizk³

2020

IJECE

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Cloud computing environment requires secure access for data from the cloud server, small execution time, and low time complexity. Existing traditional cryptography algorithms are not suitable for cloud storage. In this paper, an efficient two-stage cryptography scheme is proposed to access and store data into cloud safely. It comprises both user authentication and encryption processes. First, a two-factor authentication scheme one-time password is proposed. It overcomes the weaknesses in the existing authentication schemes. The proposed authentication method does not require specific extra hardware or additional processing time to identity the user. Second, the plaintext is divided into two parts which are encrypted separately using a unique key for each. This division increases the security of the proposed scheme and in addition decreases the encryption time. The keys are generated using logistic chaos model theory. Chaos equation generates different values of keys which are very sensitive to initial condition and control parameter values entered by the user. This scheme achieves high-security level by introducing different security processes with different stages. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme reduces the size of the ciphertext and both encryption and decryption times than competing schemes without adding any complexity.

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Efficient two-stage cryptography scheme for secure distributed data storage in cloud computing

Abdel-Kader¹,

El-sherif²,

Rizk³

2020

IJECE

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“…One of the most important tactics is the manipulation one, as its effects are usually not noticed immediately, and so the damage on the cyber physical system can be larger; apart from that, it is the less analyzed tactic until now. In this tactic, we have identified a new research line that has to do with the identification of subcategories for manipulation families that are stated here, in order to refine the taxonomy and to cover all the relevant particular techniques; for example, inside the falsification family we could mention spoofing, a family of techniques in which an actor successfully masquerades as another by falsifying data, thereby gaining an illegitimate advantage [1].…”

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CNA Tactics and Techniques: A Structure Proposal

Villalón-Huerta

Ripoll

Marco-Gisbert

2021

JSAN

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Destructive and control operations are today a major threat for cyber physical systems. These operations, known as Computer Network Attack (CNA), and usually linked to state-sponsored actors, are much less analyzed than Computer Network Exploitation activities (CNE), those related to intelligence gathering. While in CNE operations the main tactics and techniques are defined and well structured, in CNA there is a lack of such consensuated approaches. This situation hinders the modeling of threat actors, which prevents an accurate definition of control to identify and to neutralize malicious activities. In this paper, we propose the first global approach for CNA operations that can be used to map real-world activities. The proposal significantly reduces the amount of effort need to identify, analyze, and neutralize advanced threat actors targeting cyber physical systems. It follows a logical structure that can be easy to expand and adapt.

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Modeling of Advanced Threat Actors: Characterization, Categorization and Detection

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Two-Factor Authentication Scheme Using One Time Password in Cloud Computing

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Efficient two-stage cryptography scheme for secure distributed data storage in cloud computing

Efficient two-stage cryptography scheme for secure distributed data storage in cloud computing

CNA Tactics and Techniques: A Structure Proposal

Modeling of Advanced Threat Actors: Characterization, Categorization and Detection

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