3-level secure Kerberos authentication for Smart Home Systems using IoT

Gaikwad, Pranay P.; Gabhane, Jyotsna P.; Golait, Snehal

doi:10.1109/ngct.2015.7375123

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“…Furthermore, a three-level Kerberos authentication approach was proposed by G a i k w a d, G a b h a n e and G o l a i t [73] was implementing effective and efficient user authentication in smart home systems. This Kerberos-based authentication approach was propounded with the merits of low cost and ecofriendlyness.…”

Section: Authentication Schemes For Smart Home Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Review on Privacy Requirements and Application Layer Security in Internet of Things (IoT)

Sudha

Jeyanthi

2021

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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Internet of Things (IoT) is the predominant emerging technology that targets on facilitating interconnection of internet-enabled resources. IoT applications concentrate on automating different tasks that facilitate physical objects to act autonomously without any human interventions. The emerging and current IoT applications are determined to be highly significant for improving the degree of efficiency, comfort and automation for its users. Any kind of security breach on the system will directly influences the life of the humans In this paper, a comprehensive review on Privacy requirements and application layer Security in Internet of Things (IoT) is presented for exploring the possible security issues in IoT that could be launched over the individual layers of IoT architecture. This review explores different challenges of classical security solutions that are related to authentication, key management and cryptographic solutions.It also presents the details of existing access control and device authentication schemes with their pros and cons.

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Section: Authentication Schemes For Smart Home Applicationsmentioning

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“…In order to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed authentication algorithms, the following evaluation parameters [72][73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81] defined below can be used.…”

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A Review on Privacy Requirements and Application Layer Security in Internet of Things (IoT)

Sudha

Jeyanthi

2021

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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“…As far as user remote authentication for smart home environments is concerned, our liter-ature survey has revealed that techniques based on passwords [18] are typically weak and are not considered very secure. To improve this weakness, other techniques have been proposed such as those relying on the user's personal memory (or digital memory) [19], those relying on the use of Kerberos authentication to implement a single-sign-on [20], those relying on mobile OTP or OAuth [21], an open standard authentication and authorization protocol, in which the user receives a password that should be used within short time period after its generation, otherwise the OTP expires; those relying on smart cards [22], those relying on biometrics [23], those involving transactions based on Near Field Communications (NFC) [24], and those relying on RSA [9], [10], to name a few. The novel RSA-ASH-SC scheme proposed in this thesis belongs to this later class of protocols since its design relies on the use of a variant of RSA (so-called Om and Kumari scheme [10]), in which the anonymity of the user/device is achieved by using a one-time-token.…”

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Authentication protocols for smart homes

Raniyal¹

2021

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One of the IoT's greatest opportunity and application still lies ahead in the form of smart home. In this ubiquitous/automated environment, due to the most likely heterogeneity of objects, communication, topology, security protocols, and the computationally limited na- ture of IoT objects, conventional authentication schemes may not comply with IoT security requirements since they are considered impractical, weak, or outdated. This thesis proposes: (1) The design of a two-factor device-to-device (D2D) Mutual Authentication Scheme for Smart Homes using OTP over Infrared Channel (referred to as D2DA-OTP-IC scheme); (2) The design of two proxy-password protected OTP-based schemes for smart homes, namely, the Password Protected Inter-device OTP-based Authentication scheme over Infrared Chan- nel and the Password Protected Inter-device OTP-based Authentication scheme using public key infrastructure; and (3) The design of a RSA-based two-factor user Authentication scheme for Smart Home using Smart Card.

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“…password-based methods [7], digital memory-based methods [8], single-sign-on techniques based on the Kerberos protocol [9], smart cards-based approaches [10], biometrics-based approaches [11], techniques based on Near Field Communications (NFC) [12], RSA-based techniques [13], to name a few. The RSA-B-ASH-S authentication scheme proposed in this thesis falls to this latter category of protocols since it is an RSA-based three-factor remote user authentication scheme for smart homes using smartphones (i.e.…”

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A RSA-Biometric Based User Authentication Scheme For Smart-Homes Using Smartphone

Bagha¹

2021

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Internet of Things (IoT) is considered as one of the emerging leading technologies that allow the mainstreaming of smart homes and smart cities in the recent years, by creating a communication system for physical objects over the Internet. In a smart home (also called push-button home automation system), devices are not necessarily homogeneous in terms of topology, security protocols, computational power and communication. This nature of the devices causes some incompatibility with conventional authentication methods and the security requirements of IoT standards. This thesis proposes an RSA-Biometric based three-factor User Authentication Scheme for Smart-Homes using Smartphone (called RSA-B-ASH-S scheme). An informal security analysis of the proposed RSA-B-ASH-S scheme is provided, along with its performance evaluation in terms of computational time, storage requirements and communication overload. Furthermore, a formal analysis of the proposed RSA-B-ASH-S scheme using the Burrows-Abadi-Needham (BAN) Logic is described, showing that the proposed scheme achieves the forward secrecy property by utilizing a fresh encryption key for each session and it also satisfies the anonymity of the user by using a one-time token. A proof of concept of the proposed RSA-B-ASH-S scheme is also provided.

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3-level secure Kerberos authentication for Smart Home Systems using IoT

Cited by 27 publications

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A Review on Privacy Requirements and Application Layer Security in Internet of Things (IoT)

A Review on Privacy Requirements and Application Layer Security in Internet of Things (IoT)

Authentication protocols for smart homes

A RSA-Biometric Based User Authentication Scheme For Smart-Homes Using Smartphone

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