A new scheme for proactive out of band signaling solution for IP traceback in Wireless Mesh Network

Gassara, Mouna; Zarai, Faouzi; Daly, Ikbel; Obaidat, Mohammad S.; Hsiao, Kuei‐Fang

doi:10.1109/cits.2015.7297758

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“…A novel out of band signaling solution was proposed to add a communication protocol called SIGNAL having an out of band working mode for providing the whole trace of the attack to the victim. In fact, this protocol permits to create and update a signaling message in each router of the path between the attacker and the victim.…”

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Deployment and validation of out of band IP traceback approach (OBTA) in wireless mesh network

Gassara

Bouabidi

Zarai

et al. 2018

Int J Communication

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Summary Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have acquired recently enormous attention and momentum; therefore, security aspects have been a fundamental concern for them. Among catastrophic threats on WMNs, Denial‐of‐Service attacks that have become a severe danger because of their plug‐and‐play structural design. Unfortunately, preventing a Denial‐of‐Service attack presents a challenging issue. This fact is induced with the appearance of the source IP addresses spoofing. The resolution key of this issue is to reveal the attack source based on the path through which the attack packet passes. For this, many researchers in IP traceability field propose various methods and techniques to deal with the issue. In this article, we conceive a novel approach named out of band IP traceback approach in WMN (IEEE 802.11s). We create a new architecture using signaling messages for discovering the real source(s) of IP packets. Our solution is based on a security‐oriented signaling protocol. This protocol allows specialized signaling entities to communicate via reliable signaling information. This fact permits us to perform a simple and efficient traceback. In our novel approach, we use 2 radios: the first one transmits normal data packets whereas the second is reserved to exchange IP traceback information. The performance of the proposed scheme is analyzed via simulation analysis using the Network Simulator 3. The simulation results show that our scheme is efficient in dealing with the traceback problem in WMN environments.

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Deployment and validation of out of band IP traceback approach (OBTA) in wireless mesh network

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Bouabidi

Zarai

et al. 2018

Int J Communication

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“…To overcome the drawbacks caused by the public key certificate, identity-based cryptosystem (IBC) was introduced by Shamir in 1984 and has rapidly developed after Boneh and Franklin’s first security-provable identity-based (ID-based) encryption using pairings. In IBC systems such as those described in [ 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 ], a client uses his or her identifier as a public key, while the corresponding private key is generated by a trusted Key Generation Center (KGC). IBC implements authentication without the storage, transmission and verification of public key certificates.…”

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1-RAAP: An Efficient 1-Round Anonymous Authentication Protocol for Wireless Body Area Networks

Liu

Zhang

Sun

2016

Sensors

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Thanks to the rapid technological convergence of wireless communications, medical sensors and cloud computing, Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) have emerged as a novel networking paradigm enabling ubiquitous Internet services, allowing people to receive medical care, monitor health status in real-time, analyze sports data and even enjoy online entertainment remotely. However, because of the mobility and openness of wireless communications, WBANs are inevitably exposed to a large set of potential attacks, significantly undermining their utility and impeding their widespread deployment. To prevent attackers from threatening legitimate WBAN users or abusing WBAN services, an efficient and secure authentication protocol termed 1-Round Anonymous Authentication Protocol (1-RAAP) is proposed in this paper. In particular, 1-RAAP preserves anonymity, mutual authentication, non-repudiation and some other desirable security properties, while only requiring users to perform several low cost computational operations. More importantly, 1-RAAP is provably secure thanks to its design basis, which is resistant to the anonymous in the random oracle model. To validate the computational efficiency of 1-RAAP, a set of comprehensive comparative studies between 1-RAAP and other authentication protocols is conducted, and the results clearly show that 1-RAAP achieves the best performance in terms of computational overhead.

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“Private and Secure ICMP Message” Solution for IP Traceback in Wireless Mesh Network

Gassara

Bouabidi

Zarai

2017

2017 IEEE/ACS 14th International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA)

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A new scheme for proactive out of band signaling solution for IP traceback in Wireless Mesh Network

Cited by 4 publications

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Deployment and validation of out of band IP traceback approach (OBTA) in wireless mesh network

Deployment and validation of out of band IP traceback approach (OBTA) in wireless mesh network

1-RAAP: An Efficient 1-Round Anonymous Authentication Protocol for Wireless Body Area Networks

“Private and Secure ICMP Message” Solution for IP Traceback in Wireless Mesh Network

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