Using a Random Secret Pre-Distribution Scheme to Implement Message Authentication in VANETs

Yein, Alan Dahgwo; Huang, Yu‐Chang; Lin, Chih‐Hsueh; Hsieh, Wen-Shyong; Lee, Chung-Nan; Luo, Zhong-Ting

doi:10.3390/app5040973

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“…Tedious authentication operation and delay can easily cause the vehicle to be more vulnerable to malicious attacks. For the lack of security of the above proposal, the RSP-based message authentication proposed by Yein et al [8] can solve these problems through the use of public key identification and thus achieve privacy preservation, which is compatible with the scheme proposed by Li et al [9]. Oulhaci et al [10] and Kumar and Arora [11] have different solutions to enhance the privacy of the vehicle by the unicast communication in V2V (Vehicle to Vehicle) mode.…”

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An Improved Authentication Scheme for Internet of Vehicles Based on Blockchain Technology

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Thanks to the rapid development in mobile vehicles and wireless technologies, the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) has become an attractive application that can provide a large number of mobile services for drivers. Vehicles can be informed of the mobile position, direction, speed, and other real-time information of nearby vehicles to avoid traffic jams and accidents. However, the environments of IoV could be dangerous in the absence of security protections. Due to the openness and self-organization of IoV, there are enormous malicious attackers. To guarantee the safety of mobile services, we propose an effective decentralized authentication mechanism for IoV on the basis of the consensus algorithm of blockchain technology. The simulation under the veins framework is carried out to verify the feasibility of the scheme in reducing the selfish behavior and malicious attacks in IoV.INDEX TERMS Blockchain, Internet of Vehicles, security and privacy, consensus algorithm.

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An Improved Authentication Scheme for Internet of Vehicles Based on Blockchain Technology

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“…Schemes based on the random key distribution can be applied both to mobile and to static networks. This kind of approach has been extended even to vehicular ad hoc networks [21].…”

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A Key Management Scheme for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

2017

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Symmetric encryption is the most commonly employed security solution in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). In this paper, a new approach that employs public-key cryptography during key establishment is proposed. In a WSN, the main issue for public-key cryptography is represented by communication and computational overheads. In order to reduce these requirements, a new authentication system based on authentication tables is proposed. An analytical study shows that the proposed approach provided optimal protection against an adversary that compromised one or more nodes. A comparative analysis shows that, according to the dimension and the density of the network, the proposed approach can represent the best solution. Furthermore, an experimental analysis conducted on a real network shows that the proposed approach can be successfully applied to devices with limited computational power.

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Design of vehicle certification schemes in IoV based on blockchain

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Because of a large number of vehicles in Internet of Vehicle(IoV), distributed nodes and complex driving environment, data security and certification speed are easily affected. Blockchain enables different devices that do not trust each other to work together, maintain the general state in the process of information dissemination and sharing, and protect the privacy of devices. However, at present, the speed of vehicle certification in IoV is slow, and the use of idle resources is not considered. To address this problem, this paper provides a blockchain-based vehicle identity verification scheme by using a hybrid identity code verification method to ensure the nodes in the network securely share information. Meanwhile, a task processing algorithm based on time window is proposed to optimize the utilization of idle resources. In addition, the method is evaluated by simulation experiment, and the designed scheme can reduce malicious behavior of a registered vehicle in the network, and can shorten the processing task delay.

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Using a Random Secret Pre-Distribution Scheme to Implement Message Authentication in VANETs

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

An Improved Authentication Scheme for Internet of Vehicles Based on Blockchain Technology

An Improved Authentication Scheme for Internet of Vehicles Based on Blockchain Technology

A Key Management Scheme for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Design of vehicle certification schemes in IoV based on blockchain

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