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Yeh, Chang-Kuo

doi:10.5405/jmbe.1478

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“…In addition, there are few researches regarding privacy and security laws for mobile health [33,34], but many about specific privacy or security techniques in this field [35][36][37][38][39]. Hence, the aim of this paper is to evaluate the current status of these features and make some guides to be followed by designers when creating an app, to satisfy the needed requisites of privacy and security.…”

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Privacy and Security in Mobile Health Apps: A Review and Recommendations

2014

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In a world where the industry of mobile applications is continuously expanding and new health care apps and devices are created every day, it is important to take special care of the collection and treatment of users' personal health information. However, the appropriate methods to do this are not usually taken into account by apps designers and insecure applications are released. This paper presents a study of security and privacy in mHealth, focusing on three parts: a study of the existing laws regulating these aspects in the European Union and the United States, a review of the academic literature related to this topic, and a proposal of some recommendations for designers in order to create mobile health applications that satisfy the current security and privacy legislation. This paper will complement other standards and certifications about security and privacy and will suppose a quick guide for apps designers, developers and researchers.

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Privacy and Security in Mobile Health Apps: A Review and Recommendations

2014

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“…However, the use of wireless technology comes with the potential risk of an attacker passively sliding into the network and compromising the privacy and security of medical data. The sensing nodes are attached to the body and used to collect physiological data, which are then transmitted via cellphones to the medical practitioner [1].…”

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Dynamic Key Extraction Technique Using Pulse Signal and Lightweight Cryptographic Authentication Scheme for WBAN

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As a key component of ubiquitous computing, the wireless body area network (WBAN) can be used in a variety of disciplines, including health monitoring. Our everyday routines have been transformed by wearable technology, which has changed the medical industry and made our lives more convenient. However, the openness of the wireless network has raised concerns about the privacy and security of patient’s data because of the latent threat imposed by attackers. Patients’ sensitive data are safeguarded with authentication schemes against a variety of cyberattacks. Using pulse signals and a lightweight cryptographic approach, we propose a hybrid, anonymous, authentication scheme by extracting the binarized stream (bio-key) from pulse signal. We acquired 20 different sample signals to verify the unpredictability and randomness of keys, which were further utilized in an authentication algorithm. Formal proof of mutual authentication and key agreement was provided by the widely known BAN logic, and informal verification was provided by the Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocol and Applications (AVISPA) tool. The performance results depicted that storage cost on the sensor side was only 640 b, whereas communication cost was 512 b. Similarly, the computation time and energy consumption requirements were 0.005 ms and 0.55 µJ, respectively. Hence, it could be asserted that the proposed authentication scheme provided sustainable communication cost along with efficient computation, energy, and storage overheads as compared to peer work.

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“…The rapid technology development in MEMS technology and networking has made wireless sensor networks readily available. Today, wireless sensor networks are becoming a feasible solution to various data sensing applications such as automatic monitoring [1,2], object tracking [3,4], military applications [5], environmental monitoring [6][7][8][9][10], health monitoring [11][12][13], home applications [14] etc. In many applications, security of wireless senor networks security is a very critical and challenging issue.…”

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A Rule-based Attacks Detection Method for Wireless Sensor Networks

Shen

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2014

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Wireless sensor networks have become an increasingly important area for research and application. Compared to traditional networks, its security faces many unfavorable factors such as severe resource constraints, inability to secure the wireless medium, potentially harsh sensing environment, etc. Attacks detection is an important issue to a wireless sensor network security. In this paper, sensors were classified and different kinds of malicious attacks in a wireless sensor network were analyzed, based on which a rule-based attacks detection method was proposed. The detection rules were given to detect most kinds of malicious attacks.

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Cited by 24 publications

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Privacy and Security in Mobile Health Apps: A Review and Recommendations

Privacy and Security in Mobile Health Apps: A Review and Recommendations

Dynamic Key Extraction Technique Using Pulse Signal and Lightweight Cryptographic Authentication Scheme for WBAN

A Rule-based Attacks Detection Method for Wireless Sensor Networks

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