A Latency-Optimized Hash-Based Digital Signature Accelerator for the Tactile Internet

Pauls, Friedrich; Wittig, Robert; Fettweis, Gerhard

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-27562-4_7

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“…Hidar et al [1], which is our previous work, proposed physical unclonable function to ensure performances and security in the tactile internet; they proposed a mutual authentication protocol basing on the PUFs to resolve the www.ijacsa.thesai.org problem of security with guarantying the same latency, but this solution suffer from the problem of single point of failure (SPOF). Furthermore, Friedrich Pauls et al [23] propose a latencyoptimized accelerator for hash-based digital signature processing for the Extended Merkle signature scheme XMSS algorithm. Their architecture improves the latency of establishing sessions and the verification into the submillisecond range.…”

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Using Blockchain based Authentication Solution for the Remote Surgery in Tactile Internet

Hidar¹,

Kalam²,

Benhadou³

et al. 2021

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Since the Tactile Internet has been considered as a new era of Internet, delivering real-time interactive systems as well as ultra-reliable and ultra-responsive network connectivity, tremendous efforts have been made to ensure authentication between communication's parties to secure remote surgery. Since this human to machine interaction like remote surgery is critical and the communication between the surgeon and the tactile actor i.e. robot arms should be fully protected during the surgical procedure, a fully secure mutual user authentication scheme should be used in order to establish a secure session among the communicating parties. The existing methods usually require a server to ensure the authentication among the communicating parties, which makes the system vulnerable to single of point failure and not fit the design of such critical distributed environment i.e. tactile internet. To address these issues, we propose a new decentralized blockchain based authentication solution for tactile internet. In our proposed solution, there is no need for a trusted party; moreover, the decentralized nature of our proposed solution makes the authentication immutable, efficient, secure, and low latency requirement. The implementation of our proposed solution is deployed on Ethereum official test network Ropsten. The experimental results show that our solution is efficient, highly secured, and flexible.

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Using Blockchain based Authentication Solution for the Remote Surgery in Tactile Internet

Hidar¹,

Kalam²,

Benhadou³

et al. 2021

IJACSA

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“…Tensilica processors are typically used in the design of I/O devices (e.g., NIC) and hardware accelerators in the form of new IS definitions and concurrent thread execution to implement softwarized NFs. The IS extensions have been utilized to accelerate hashing NFs [109], [110] and dynamic task scheduling [111]. Similar IS extensions have accelerated the complex network coding function [112], [113], [193] in a hardware design [114].…”

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Hardware-Accelerated Platforms and Infrastructures for Network Functions: A Survey of Enabling Technologies and Research Studies

2020

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In order to facilitate flexible network service virtualization and migration, network functions (NFs) are increasingly executed by software modules as so-called "softwarized NFs" on General-Purpose Computing (GPC) platforms and infrastructures. GPC platforms are not specifically designed to efficiently execute NFs with their typically intense Input/Output (I/O) demands. Recently, numerous hardwarebased accelerations have been developed to augment GPC platforms and infrastructures, e.g., the central processing unit (CPU) and memory, to efficiently execute NFs. This article comprehensively surveys hardware-accelerated platforms and infrastructures for executing softwarized NFs. This survey covers both commercial products, which we consider to be enabling technologies, as well as relevant research studies. We have organized the survey into the main categories of enabling technologies and research studies on hardware accelerations for the CPU, the memory, and the interconnects (e.g., between CPU and memory), as well as custom and dedicated hardware accelerators (that are embedded on the platforms); furthermore, we survey hardware-accelerated infrastructures that connect GPC platforms to networks (e.g., smart network interface cards). We find that the CPU hardware accelerations have mainly focused on extended instruction sets and CPU clock adjustments, as well as cache coherency. Hardware accelerated interconnects have been developed for on-chip and chip-to-chip connections. Our comprehensive up-to-date survey identifies the main trade-offs and limitations of the existing hardware-accelerated platforms and infrastructures for NFs and outlines directions for future research.

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Evaluating Hash-Based Post-Quantum Signature in Smart IoT Devices for Authentication

Tandel

Nasriwala

2022

Evolutionary Computing and Mobile Sustainable Networks

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A Latency-Optimized Hash-Based Digital Signature Accelerator for the Tactile Internet

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Using Blockchain based Authentication Solution for the Remote Surgery in Tactile Internet

Using Blockchain based Authentication Solution for the Remote Surgery in Tactile Internet

Hardware-Accelerated Platforms and Infrastructures for Network Functions: A Survey of Enabling Technologies and Research Studies

Evaluating Hash-Based Post-Quantum Signature in Smart IoT Devices for Authentication

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