A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Gautam, Amit; Kumar, Rakesh

doi:10.1007/s42452-020-04089-9

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“…Despite the needed efforts, the feature is worth considering, particularly for cooperative WSANs [ 11 ]. First, it allows the node to verify the trustworthiness of its neighbor nodes such that the data received from them can be used for own purposes (e.g., calibration).…”

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Symmetric-Key-Based Authentication among the Nodes in a Wireless Sensor and Actuator Network

Vandervelden

Smet

Steenhaut

et al. 2022

Sensors

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To enable today’s industrial automation, a significant number of sensors and actuators are required. In order to obtain trust and isolate faults in the data collected by this network, protection against authenticity fraud and nonrepudiation is essential. In this paper, we propose a very efficient symmetric-key-based security mechanism to establish authentication and nonrepudiation among all the nodes including the gateway in a distributed cooperative network, without communicating additional security parameters to establish different types of session keys. The solution also offers confidentiality and anonymity in case there are no malicious nodes. If at most one of the nodes is compromised, authentication and nonrepudiation still remain valid. Even if more nodes get compromised, the impact is limited. Therefore, the proposed method drastically differs from the classical group key management schemes, where one compromised node completely breaks the system. The proposed method is mainly based on a hash chain with multiple outputs defined at the gateway and shared with the other nodes in the network.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Symmetric-Key-Based Authentication among the Nodes in a Wireless Sensor and Actuator Network

Vandervelden

Smet

Steenhaut

et al. 2022

Sensors

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“…Symmetric cryptography is efficient but requires complex procedures for key management. Several surveys [35], [36] have pointed out the difficulties of existing key management schemes. Besides the loss of privacy, disclosure of symmetric keys is dangerous since many systems interpret their possession as implicit authentication.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Robot–Sensor Network Security Architecture for Monitoring Applications

Fernández-Jiménez¹,

Dios

2022

IEEE Internet Things J.

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This paper presents SNSR (Sensor Network Security using Robots), a novel, open, and flexible architecture that improves security in static sensor networks by benefiting from robot-sensor network cooperation. In SNSR, the robot performs sensor node authentication and radio-based localization (enabling centralized topology computation and route establishment) and directly interacts with nodes to send them configurations or receive status and anomaly reports without intermediaries. SNSR operation is divided into stages set in a feedback iterative structure, which enables repeating the execution of stages to adapt to changes, respond to attacks, or detect and correct errors. By exploiting the robot capabilities, SNSR provides high security levels and adaptability without requiring complex mechanisms. This paper presents SNSR, analyzes its security against common attacks, and experimentally validates its performance.

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“…It signifies the confidentiality of the patients’ sensitive data. Moreover, authentication and key agreement is also needed [ 26 ]. In that respect, Mitev et al [ 27 ] had proposed a secret key generation method on wireless systems.…”

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Episode of Dual Neural Genetic Firefly (DNGF) Transmission Key Generation in New Normal Mode of COVID-19 Second Wave Telepsychiatry

Dey¹,

Karforma

Chowdhury

2022

J. Inst. Eng. India Ser. B

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The volume of E-commerce transactions had accelerated on huge scale due to COVID-19. Telemedicine comes under the segment of E-commerce, where the patients can get their treatments from isolates. Patients’ information security is a basic challenge in this COVID-19 telemedicine segment. The majority of the non-obtrusive and non-emergency patients are encouraged and treated distantly from their secludes without the inclusion of COVID-19 transmission. Anxiety, depressive disorders, stress, dementia, mood disorder, OCD, aggression, etc. are the critical mental challenges that have abruptly occurred during this COVID period. The present work focused on “New Normal Mode” of COVID-19 telepsychiatry so that the patients’ mental illness can be treated remotely in a secure way. An episode of dual neural-genetic firefly (DNGF) has been proposed on COVID-19 "New Normal Mode" 2nd wave telepsychiatry. The pool of transmission keys was generated with the help of firefly algorithm, neural perceptron, and genetic operations. Besides these, the proposed DNGF keys are effective to be used for different online psychiatric transactions. The objectivity of this paper is to generate a robust pool of transmission keys in order to nullify different types of intruding. It has effectively cleared Avalanche test and Strict Avalanche test. The outcome of parameterized functional security test has been recorded with adequacy. These were: 0.327933, 0.350467, 0.332533, 0.317867, and 0.350267 on the generated pool of DNGF. The correlation coefficient between the key generation time and parameterized functional security has been found to be Distinctive mathematical arranged examinations were directed on the proposed key pool. It has shown better reasonability on the part of the COVID-19 2nd wave telepsychiatry, which is a component of E-commerce.

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A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 55 publications

References 88 publications

Symmetric-Key-Based Authentication among the Nodes in a Wireless Sensor and Actuator Network

Symmetric-Key-Based Authentication among the Nodes in a Wireless Sensor and Actuator Network

A Robot–Sensor Network Security Architecture for Monitoring Applications

Episode of Dual Neural Genetic Firefly (DNGF) Transmission Key Generation in New Normal Mode of COVID-19 Second Wave Telepsychiatry

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