A privacy‐preserving group authentication protocol for machine‐type communication in LTE/LTE‐A networks

Fu, Anmin; Song, Jianye; Li, Shuai; Zhang, Gongxuan; Zhang, Yuqing

doi:10.1002/sec.1455

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“…B. Literature Survey In order to strengthen the system from these issues, various group-based authentication mechanisms have been proposed especially for MTT [5]. Subsequently, Cao et al [5] proposed a mass gadget to get a confirmation plot for Mobile Type Transmission in LTE to organize.…”

Section: Saraswathi Pedada Muralidhara Rao Patruni Reddyprasad a Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Literature Survey In order to strengthen the system from these issues, various group-based authentication mechanisms have been proposed especially for MTT [5]. Subsequently, Cao et al [5] proposed a mass gadget to get a confirmation plot for Mobile Type Transmission in LTE to organize. It took a total mark innovation in which a gathering head of MTC gadgets totals every mark that is created by each Mobile Type Transmission gadget and sends the total mark to MME, at that point MME could viably and rapidly verify a lot of MTT gadgets.…”

Section: Saraswathi Pedada Muralidhara Rao Patruni Reddyprasad a Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…LGTH has a next to no calculation and correspondence costs, yet it can't give security insurance. Choi et al [5] proposed another gathering confirmation convention for Mobile Type Transmission in LTE-A systems. For proficiency and in reverse similarity, symmetric cryptography is just utilized in the suggested a plan.…”

Section: Saraswathi Pedada Muralidhara Rao Patruni Reddyprasad a Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Systematic Dynamic Key Agreement Mechanism for LTE Advanced Networks in the Internet of Things

2019

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Of late, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) has become one of the popular signaling protocols especially for the multimedia communication system. Various protocols have been proposed by researchers to ensure access independence, authentication, and Key Agreement security characteristic. With the extensive growth of cellular networks, mobile traffic connected with the advancements of the wireless communication channel. In this scenario, Machine Type Communication (MTC) plays a crucial role in line with Long Term Evaluation-Advanced Networks as their communication happened between Machine to machine without human intervention. In order to reach Mobile Type Transmission (MTT) security condition, the access verification process required to pursue the verification and Key Agreement protocol. Moreover, the development of Group premised communication and individual authentication mechanisms to every Machine Type Communication device (MTTD) would lead to signal-congestion in real-time networking scenarios. Jinguo et al. proposed a Group-Based Verification and Key-Agreement protocol with dynamically updating policy for mutual authentication. Especially, they chose an asynchronous secret shared key merged to work with Diffie-Hellman protocol for establishing disjoint verification and session-key establishment across LTE Advanced Networks. However, the DH algorithm could not provide message integrity to upgrade the security feature namely integrity. In this paper, the algorithms Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in addition to Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) can be integrated called an Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA)” which addresses verification and integrity.

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Section: Saraswathi Pedada Muralidhara Rao Patruni Reddyprasad a Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Saraswathi Pedada Muralidhara Rao Patruni Reddyprasad a Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Systematic Dynamic Key Agreement Mechanism for LTE Advanced Networks in the Internet of Things

2019

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“…The proposed mechanism can significantly improve the reliability of safety applications by borrowing limited LTE bandwidth. Fu et al [17] proposed a novel privacy-preserving group authentication protocol for machine-type communication (MTC) in LTE/LTE-A networks. The proposed protocol can simultaneously authenticate a group of MTCDs and minimize overhead signaling.…”

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A Secure and Efficient Message Authentication Scheme for Vehicular Networks based on LTE-V

2018

KSII TIIS

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Vehicular networks play an important role in current intelligent transportation networks and have gained much attention from academia and industry. Vehicular networks can be enhanced by Long Term Evolution-Vehicle (LTE-V) technology, which has been defined in a series of standards by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). LTE-V technology is a systematic and integrated V2X solution. To guarantee secure LTE-V communication, security and privacy issues must be addressed before the network is deployed. The present study aims to improve the security functionality of vehicular LTE networks by proposing an efficient and secure ID-based message authentication scheme for vehicular networks, named the ESMAV. We demonstrate its ability to simultaneously support both mutual authentication and privacy protection. In addition, the ESMAV exhibit better performance in terms of overhead computation, communication cost, and security functions, which includes privacy preservation and non-frameability. Keywords:Message authentication, LTE-V, Vehicular network, Privacy preserving traditional Wi-Fi, IEEE 802.11p, cellular systems, and infrared communications. These operate in different frequency bands provide varying communication ranges, data rates, channel bandwidths, and mobility supporting capability features [2]. Traffic accidents have caused billions of dollars' worth in losses as compared to health-related incidents. Therefore, the enhancement and fusion of vehicular wireless network communication technology between vehicles, pedestrians, infrastructure, and the environment can ultimately improve traffic safety and efficiency [3].In order to accommodate for increasing mobile data transmission demands and new multimedia applications, 3GPP have characterized long-term evolution (LTE) and LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) technologies as emerging mobile communication technologies as next generation broadband mobile wireless networks [4]. LTE technologies exhibit high data rates, high penetration rates, comprehensive QoS supporting, and extended coverage. These technologies possess natural benefits to provide V2I communications. Three LTE application challenges are observed in V2V communications [5]. Firstly, the centralized architecture lacks V2V communication support. Secondly, it requires a better capacity to support the heavy load that is strongly generated by periodic messages. Thirdly, LTE applications potentially penalize the delivery of traditional applications. A complementary relationship between cellular and ad-hoc communication technologies is suggested rather than one that focuses on competition. The extension of LTE technologies with direct communication capabilities between vehicles is a promising and possibly integrated vehicle-to-everything (V2X) solution [6].Many international companies, including Huawei, Qualcomm, Ericsson, and Google have researched vehicular long-term evolution-vehicle (LTE-V) technologies. LTE-V is a fast deployment technology that uses the legacy LTE network. However, one chipset, namely the LTE ...

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“…The LTE/LTE-A radio area network is composed of mobile terminals, eNodeBs, and an LTE-A core network, named EPC (Evolved Packet Core), composed of components, such as HSS (Home Subscriber Server), MME (Mobile Management Entity), S-GW (Serving Gateway) and P-GW (Packet Data Network Gateway). In 3GPP, Releases 11,12, and 13 of the LTE-A define the current and planned MTC features.…”

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Secret sharing-based authentication and key agreement protocol for machine-type communications

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International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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One of the main challenges for the development of the Internet of Things is the authentication of large numbers of devices/sensors, commonly served by massive machine-type communications, which jointly with long-term evolution has been considered one of the main foundations for the continued growth of Internet of Things connectivity and an important issue to be treated in the development of 5G networks. This article describes some protocols for the group-based authentication of devices/sensors in Internet of Things and presents a new group authentication protocol based on Shamir's secret and Lagrange interpolation formula. The new protocol protects privacy, avoids unauthorized access to information, and assists in the prevention of attacks, as replay, distributed denial of service, and man-in-the-middle. A security analysis and comparisons among the 3GPP evolved packet system authentication and key agreement standard protocol and other recent group authentication protocols were performed toward proving the efficiency of the proposed protocol. The comparisons regard security properties and computational and communication costs. The safety of the protocol was formally verified through simulations conducted by automated validation of internet security protocols and applications.

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A privacy‐preserving group authentication protocol for machine‐type communication in LTE/LTE‐A networks

Cited by 37 publications

References 16 publications

A Systematic Dynamic Key Agreement Mechanism for LTE Advanced Networks in the Internet of Things

A Systematic Dynamic Key Agreement Mechanism for LTE Advanced Networks in the Internet of Things

A Secure and Efficient Message Authentication Scheme for Vehicular Networks based on LTE-V

Secret sharing-based authentication and key agreement protocol for machine-type communications

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