A novel efficient MAKA protocol with desynchronization for anonymous roaming service in Global Mobility Networks

Xu, Guangquan; Liu, Jia; Lu, Yu; Zeng, Xianjiao; Zhang, Yao; Li, Xiaoming

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2018.02.003

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“…This method provides complete guarantee of the user joining the network, but it also exposes his identity. The concept of Global Mobility network (GLOMONET) where mutual (anonymous) authenticated and key agreement (MAKA) protocols was originally proposed by Zhu et al [21], and followed by others [22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. These proposed protocols are evolving and are able to provide user anonymity although they rely on a preexisting relation between the connectivity provider and user where Temporary Identity (TID) is generated.…”

Section: Privacy and Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Seamless connectivity architecture and methods for IoT and wearable devices

Celić

Magjarević

2019

Automatika

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Wearable and Internet of Things (IoT) devices have the potential to improve lifestyle, personalize receiving treatments or introduce assisted living for elderly people. However, service delivery depends on maintaining and troubleshooting device connectivity to smartphones, where user engagement and technology proficiency represent a possible barrier that prevents a wider adoption, especially in the elderly and disabled population. Low-cost and low-power wearable and IoT devices face challenges when operating out of range of known home networks or pared devices. We propose an architecture and methods to provide seamless connectivity (Se-Co) between devices and wireless networks while maintaining low-power, low-cost and standards compatibility. Through Se-Co, the devices connect without user interaction both in home and in unknown roaming networks while maintaining anonymity, privacy and security. Roaming networks approve data limited connectivity to unknown devices that are able to provide a valid anonymized certificate of compliance and no harm through a home provider. Se-Co enables shifting data processing, such as pattern processing using artificial intelligence, from a wearable device or smartphone towards the cloud. The proposed Se-Co architecture could provide solutions to increase usability of wearable devices and improve their wider adoption, while keeping low the costs of devices, development and services.

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Section: Privacy and Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Chain of trust is the basis for the GLOBONET concept and MAKA protocol. Proposals from [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] provide device identity confirmation through a home agent. This identity does not provide device scope, therefore, identity of a device which is a BLE sniffer and profiler can be validated.…”

Section: Se-co Chain Of Trust and Privacymentioning

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Seamless connectivity architecture and methods for IoT and wearable devices

Celić

Magjarević

2019

Automatika

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“…Figure depicts the column chart illustration of the computational cost. As Figure shows, schemes have better execution time; however, they are susceptible to several known attacks and cannot provide the perfect forward secrecy.…”

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“…Thus, in order to resist the security drawbacks of previous schemes, Odelu et al have introduced an effective authentication protocol for roaming services in GLOMONETs. Last but not least, Xu et al have presented an efficient anonymity‐preserving mutual authentication and session key agreement protocol for roaming services in GLOMONETs.…”

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Efficient privacy‐preserving authentication scheme for roaming consumer in global mobility networks

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Babamohammadi

Abbasinezhad-Mood

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Int J Communication

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The advancements in wireless technologies have paved the way for offering seamless services to mobile consumers in global mobility networks (GLOMONETs). Nonetheless, since in these networks, the communication channels are open and public, devising proper measures to protect the security and privacy of exchanging messages is critical. Moreover, because of the energy and computational power limitations of the mobile devices, a security mechanism should put the least possible burden on these devices. To do so, plenty authentication schemes have been proposed in recent years to be employed in the context of GLOMONETs. Quite recently, four interesting authentication and key agreement schemes have been put forward, which have improved the efficiency and security of their previous related schemes. Besides the nice contributions of these four, in this paper, it is first indicated that all of them are vulnerable to the known session-specific information attack. Then, a new chaotic map-based authentication scheme is presented that not only is secure against the aforementioned attack but also has less computational complexity and communication overhead. The comprehensive descriptive discussion on security alongside the formal verification of security using the widely accepted ProVerif tool show that our scheme is secure against the known attacks, and the comparative performance analysis demonstrates its betterment for the constrained-resource mobile devices.

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“…grid [4] and intelligent manufacturing [5], [6]. The WSS is a type of distributed, multihop and self-configuring sensor system that is equipped with an enormous number of sensor nodes [7], [8]. The sensors, which are limited in power, storage and resources in deployed systems, transfer data via dint of the wireless signal [9].…”

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A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

Jiao

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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With the wide deployment of wireless sensor networks in smart industrial systems, lots of unauthorized attacking from the adversary are greatly threatening the security and privacy of the entire industrial systems, of which node replication attacks can hardly be defended since it is conducted in the physical layer. To solve this problem, we propose a secure random key distribution scheme, called SRKD, which provides a new method for the defense against the attack. Specifically, we combine a localized algorithm with a voting mechanism to support the detection and revocation of malicious nodes. We further change the meaning of the parameter s to help prevent the replication attack. Furthermore, the experimental results show that the detection ratio of replicate nodes exceeds 90% when the number of network nodes reaches 200, which demonstrates the security and effectiveness of our scheme. Compared with existing state-of-the-art schemes, SRKD also has good storage and communication efficiency.

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A novel efficient MAKA protocol with desynchronization for anonymous roaming service in Global Mobility Networks

Cited by 69 publications

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Seamless connectivity architecture and methods for IoT and wearable devices

Seamless connectivity architecture and methods for IoT and wearable devices

Efficient privacy‐preserving authentication scheme for roaming consumer in global mobility networks

A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

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