A Proxy-Based Authentication and Billing Scheme With Incentive-Aware Multihop Forwarding for Vehicular Networks

Yeh, Lo Yao; Lin, Yu Cheng

doi:10.1109/tits.2014.2302296

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“…In networks like VANET, the aim of trust based approaches to assess the behaviours of the wireless nodes and build the reputation of every node according to their behaviour scores. In [12]- [21], various trust based security methods presented for VANET communications.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Lightweight novel trust based framework for IoT enabled wireless network communications

Thigale¹,

Pandey²,

Gadekar³

et al. 2019

PEN

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For IoT enabled networks, the security and privacy is one of the important research challenge due to open nature of wireless communications, especially for the networks like Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (VANETs). The characteristics like heterogeneity, constrained resources, scalability requirements, uncontrolled environment etc. makes the problems of security and privacy even more challenging. Additionally, the high degree of availability needs of IoT networks may compromise the integrity and confidentially of communication data. The security threats mainly performed during the operations of data routing, hence designing the secure routing protocol main research challenge for IoT networks. In this paper, to design the lightweight security algorithm the use of Named Data Networking (NDN) which provides the benefits applicable for IoT applications like built-in data provenance assurance, stateful forwarding etc. Therefore the novel security framework NDN based Cross-layer Attack Resistant Protocol (NCARP) proposed in this paper. In NCARP, we designed the cross-layer security technique to identify the malicious attackers in network to overcome the problems like routing overhead of cryptography and trust based techniques. The parameters from the physical layer, Median Access Control (MAC) layer, and routing/network layer used to compute and averages the trust score of each highly mobility nodes while detecting the attackers and establishing the communication links. The simulation results of NCARP is measured and compared in terms of precision, recall, throughput, packets dropped, and overhead rate with state-of-art solutions.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightweight novel trust based framework for IoT enabled wireless network communications

Thigale¹,

Pandey²,

Gadekar³

et al. 2019

PEN

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“…In the former, nodes (subscribers or consumers) pay the service fee based on time, for instance, the Internet access charges, and in the latter case, nodes pay based on the content they receive where the specific content costs a constant amount of money, for example, downloading a song from iTunes and so forth [18]. A number of billing mechanisms have been proposed for wireless mesh networks [19,20] and commercial VANET applications [18,21]. In [18], the authors propose a portable authentication/authorization/accounting (AAA) framework for purchasing services from the RSUs.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They use signature-based and key policy attribute-based encryption (KP-ABE) in their billing mechanism to attain localized finegrained access control and also employ E-coin. In another work, Yeh and Lin [21] proposed a local and proxy-based authentication and billing scheme to lessen the long-distance communication overhead. They also proposed an incentiveaware multihop forwarding for vehicles in the VANET.…”

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PBF: A New Privacy-Aware Billing Framework for Online Electric Vehicles with Bidirectional Auditability

Hussain

Son

Kim

et al. 2017

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Recently an online electric vehicle (OLEV) concept has been introduced, where vehicles are propelled by the wirelessly transmitted electrical power from the infrastructure installed under the road while moving. The absence of secure-and-fair billing is one of the main hurdles to widely adopt this promising technology. This paper introduces a new secure and privacy-aware fair billing framework for OLEV on the move through the charging plates installed under the road. We first propose two extreme lightweight mutual authentication mechanisms, a direct authentication and a hash chain-based authentication between vehicles and the charging plates that can be used for different vehicular speeds on the road. Second, we propose a secure and privacy-aware wireless power transfer on move for the vehicles with bidirectional auditability guarantee by leveraging game theoretic approach. Each charging plate transfers a fixed amount of energy to the vehicle and bills the vehicle in a privacy-aware way accordingly. Our protocol guarantees secure, privacy-aware, and fair billing mechanism for the OLEVs while receiving electric power from the infrastructure installed under the road. Moreover, our proposed framework can play a vital role in eliminating the security and privacy challenges in the deployment of power transfer technology to the OLEVs.

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“…Several billing mechanisms have been proposed for VANET applications [4,7,25,26]. In [7], Yeh et al proposed a local and proxy-based authentication and billing scheme to reduce the communication overhead. The protocol proposed an incentiveaware multi-hop forwarding for the vehicles within the VANET architecture.…”

Section: Secure Billing Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Their protocol proposed an incentive-aware multi-hop forwarding technique for vehicles in the VANETs [7]. The protocol did not consider secure access control which is indispensable for CSPs within the VCC architecture.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A secure billing protocol over attribute-based encryption in vehicular cloud computing

Nkenyereye

Rhee

2016

J Wireless Com Network

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The integration of cloud computing into vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) has allowed the possibility of offering multiple services to the vehicle owners ranging from safety to entertainment services. The ubiquitousness of cloud computing involves a multitude of service providers; thus, an efficient and secure access control mechanism is required. However, rigorous security features need to be addressed for such commercial-based services to be fully adopted. In this paper, we present a secure billing protocol over attribute-based encryption in vehicular cloud computing. We achieve the identity privacy of the vehicles and their requested services through pseudonym techniques. Certificateless signature scheme is used to assure the authentication of legitimate vehicles which can enjoy the provided services. We use attribute-based encryption to guarantee access control based on the purchased services. We make use of hash chain technique to provide authorization through electronic voucher (credits) which a vehicle has to possess in order to purchase a service. Unlike existing protocols in VANETS, the proposed protocol is not built on expensive bilinear pairing operations. We provide the efficiency of the proposed protocol through performance analysis and simulation.

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A Proxy-Based Authentication and Billing Scheme With Incentive-Aware Multihop Forwarding for Vehicular Networks

Cited by 32 publications

References 34 publications

Lightweight novel trust based framework for IoT enabled wireless network communications

Lightweight novel trust based framework for IoT enabled wireless network communications

PBF: A New Privacy-Aware Billing Framework for Online Electric Vehicles with Bidirectional Auditability

A secure billing protocol over attribute-based encryption in vehicular cloud computing

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