A Pairing Based Authentication and Key Establishment Scheme for Remote Patient Monitoring Systems

Mtonga, Kambombo; Yoon, Eun‐Jun; Kim, Hyunsung

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-08368-1_9

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“…The use of information and communication technology for medical care system in hospitals and medical institutions enables medical personnel and patients to perform remote medical services via IoT [1]- [4]. IoT based wireless sensor networks (WSNs) has been getting considerable attention from a variety of applications, especially for medical care system.…”

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Enhanced User Authentication with Privacy for IoT-Based Medical Care System

Ku¹,

Kim²

2018

IJCTE

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With the rapid development of wireless communication technologies and the growing prevalence of smart devices, medical care system allows patients to receive medical treatments from the doctors in remote over wireless sensor networks via Internet of things (IoT). However, the medical data transmission through IoT concerns the privacy issue of patient. To solve this problem, Li et al. proposed an efficient user authentication and user anonymity scheme for medical care system over IoT and claimed their scheme is provably secure. This paper shows that Li et al.'s scheme has some security weaknesses and presents an enhanced scheme to solve the problems in Li et al.'s scheme. The proposed scheme has a bit of overhead in computation but provides security with privacy.Index Terms-Internet of things, medical care system, privacy, authentication, public key cryptography.

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Enhanced User Authentication with Privacy for IoT-Based Medical Care System

Ku¹,

Kim²

2018

IJCTE

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“…Clearly, innovative strategies are needed to tackle the existing problems and to cater to the healthcare needs of an aging population in addition to sustaining the trend towards an independent lifestyle focusing on personalized non-hospital based care [6]. With recent advancements in telecommunication technology however, opportunities exist to improve the current state of the healthcare systems to minimize some of these problems and provide more personalized service [7] [8].…”

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Authenticated Privacy Preserving Pairing-Based Scheme for Remote Health Monitoring Systems

Mtonga¹,

Yoon²,

Kim³

2017

JIS

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The digitization of patient health information has brought many benefits and challenges for both the patients and physicians. However, security and privacy preservation have remained important challenges for remote health monitoring systems. Since a patient's health information is sensitive and the communication channel (i.e. the Internet) is insecure, it is important to protect them against unauthorized entities. Otherwise, failure to do so will not only lead to compromise of a patient's privacy, but will also put his/her life at risk. How to provide for confidentiality, patient anonymity and un-traceability, access control to a patient's health information and even key exchange between a patient and her physician are critical issues that need to be addressed if a wider adoption of remote health monitoring systems is to be realized. This paper proposes an authenticated privacy preserving pairing-based scheme for remote health monitoring systems. The scheme is based on the concepts of bilinear paring, identity-based cryptography and non-interactive identity-based key agreement protocol. The scheme also incorporates an efficient batch signature verification scheme to reduce computation cost during multiple simultaneous signature verifications.

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“…These challenges reach above and beyond the resource limitations that all WBANs face. Specifically, unlike applications in other domains, healthcare applications impose stringent requirements on system reliability, quality of service and particularly privacy and security [3]- [6]. Ensuring complete and a good level of security for such types of WBANs, is not a trivial task.…”

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Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Services over Wireless Body Area Networks

Shin¹,

Lee²,

Kim³

2016

IJCCE

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Ubiquitous healthcare service is one of the major fields of research for wireless body area networks (WBANs). Ensuring complete and a good level of security for such types of WBANs, is not a trivial task. It is practically impossible to deal with all sorts of security threats with a single mechanism. This paper reviews Khan et al.'s authentication protocol for healthcare service over WBANs and shows that it does not provide forward secrecy. Furthermore, this paper proposes a remedy protocol for Khan et al.'s authentication protocol and the previous related protocols. The proposed protocol could be utilized as a basic security building block for healthcare applications based on WBANs.

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A Pairing Based Authentication and Key Establishment Scheme for Remote Patient Monitoring Systems

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Enhanced User Authentication with Privacy for IoT-Based Medical Care System

Enhanced User Authentication with Privacy for IoT-Based Medical Care System

Authenticated Privacy Preserving Pairing-Based Scheme for Remote Health Monitoring Systems

Authentication Protocol for Healthcare Services over Wireless Body Area Networks

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