A Portable TPM Scheme for General-Purpose Trusted Computing Based on EFI

Han, Lei; Liu, Jiqiang; Zhang, Dawei; Han, Zhen; Wei, Xueye

doi:10.1109/mines.2009.37

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“…In order to resolve the two aforementioned problems, a new node multiple keys management for MANETs based on next generation protected storage of portable trusted platform module (PTPM.Nexts) and ID‐based encryption (IBE) is presented. Portable trusted platform module (PTPM) is viewed as functionally equivalent to a high‐performance USB key, and its trusted model and protected storage are based on trusted platform module (TPM) defined by the trusted computing group . However, PTPM is more flexible and portable than TPM to be used in mobile computing platform.…”

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An ID‐based node key management scheme based on PTPM in MANETs

Yang

Liu

2015

Security Comm Networks

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In order to resolve the problems of node multiple keys management and protected storage in mobile ad hoc networks, a new identity‐based node key management scheme combined with next generation protected storage of portable trusted platform module was presented for mobile ad hoc networks. In the scheme, the combined public key based on elliptic‐curve cryptography was adopted to generate multiple keys, which were protected and managed by the next generation protected storage of portable trusted platform module. We show that our scheme is semantically secure under the elliptic‐curve DDH assumption. Also, performance evaluation of proposed scheme in a real‐world ad hoc network indicates the feasibility in practice. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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An ID‐based node key management scheme based on PTPM in MANETs

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2015

Security Comm Networks

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“…The importance of the information to be hidden can make these challenges bearable. These difficulties lead to procedural mistakes [6][7][8]. In particular, a rush for encryptions causes cessation of work, which may result in serious security vulnerabilities.…”

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