A Secure and Lightweight Three-Factor Remote User Authentication Protocol for Future IoT Applications

Taher, Bahaa Hussein; Liu, Huiyu; Abedi, Firas; Lu, Hongwei; Yassin, Ali A.; Mohammed, Alzahraa J.

doi:10.1155/2021/8871204

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“…But when an attacker steals the smart card, which is the primary entity in their scheme, they can quickly launch stolen-verifier and ESL attacks on their security mechanism. Taher et al [ 21 ] proposed a three-factor authentication scheme for a remote user for IoT using WSN. They used AVISPA for simulation, BAN logic for hash code security checking, and fingerprint for additional security.…”

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A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Algarni,

Ullah Jan

2024

PLoS ONE

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The Internet has advanced so quickly that we can now access any service at any time, from any location. As a result of this capability, People around the world can benefit from the popularity and convenience of teleworking systems. Teleworking systems, however, are vulnerable to a range of attacks; as an unauthorized user enters the open communication line and compromises the whole system, that, in turn, creates a big hurdle for the teleworkers. Professional groups have presented numerous mechanisms for the security of teleworking systems to stop any harm, but there are still a lot of security issues like insider, stolen verifier, masquerade, replay, traceability and impersonation threats. In this paper, we propose that one of the security issues with teleworking systems is the lack of a secure authentication mechanism. In order to provide a secure teleworking environment, we have proposed a lightweight and secure protocol to authenticate all the participants and make the requisite services available in an efficient manner. The security analysis of the presented protocol has been investigated formally using the random oracle model (ROM) and ProVerif simulation and informally through illustration/attack discussions. Meanwhile, the performance metrics have been measured by considering computation and communication overheads. Upon comparing the proposed protocol with prior works, it has been demonstrated that our protocol is superior to its competitors. It is suitable for implementation because it achieved a 73% improvement in computation and 34% in communication costs.

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“…In this section, the security of the proposed protocol can be analyzed using the random oracle model (ROM) [35] and ProVerif2.03 [36], which is also used by [18,21,26,28,30]. These are described one by one as follows:…”

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A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Algarni,

Ullah Jan

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Recently used distributed techniques is self-organization. The process of forwarding information is complex and hence robust techniques are required [6]. The network with this strategy achieves a promising behavior where nodes individually communicate and coordinate independently.…”

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Investigations on Iot Based Wsn With Swipt-noma Combination

Sixtus,

Muthu

2023

Preprint

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Wireless Communication provides the interconnection of different devices for the ubiquitous accessibility of intelligent capacity. Wireless Communication incorporates device interaction for the provision of sufficient capability in networking between intermediate devices. Conventionally, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) offer sufficient information between intermediate devices. IoT-WSN devices are resource constraints (RC), compact devices, and limited resources of battery. The increase in the number of users leads to challenges with security in the IoT-WSN. The data transmission between the wireless communications uses the 5G communication-based NOMA communication. Due to limited RC features the computational complexity is higher with minimal consumption of space those are evaluated with embedded hardware features within the IoT – WSN. This paper aimed to develop an appropriate optimal routing simultaneous wireless information and power transfer based Long Short-Term Memory (ORSS). The proposed ORSS model uses the covariance matrix-based routing and security model. The performance of the proposed ORSS is evaluated for security analysis based on consideration of different attacks. With the ORSS model, the position of nodes is computed with the covariance matrix estimation. To identify the optimal route’s Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm is implemented for the route scheduling for the data transmission. To minimize the energy consumption within the network SWIPT is implemented for effective energy harvesting. Based on the covariance estimation optimal routes in the network are computed for the detection of attacks. The attacks are computed based on the utilization of LSTM model for the detection and classification of attacks with use of CICIDS datasets. The comparative analysis stated that the proposed ORSS exhibits ~40% higher data transmission and ~21% reduced delay compared with state-of-techniques.

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“…The study [16] proposes lightweight 3FA for WSN for healthcare remote user IoT application, based on hash, and XOR includes features of biometrics, smart devices and user password, session key, and mutual authentication. Protocol 3 Journal of Sensors is based on BAN logic and formal verified on AVISPA tool, reduces the communication and computation overhead.…”

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SF-LAP: Secure M2M Communication in IIoT with a Single-Factor Lightweight Authentication Protocol

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Machine-to-machine communication allows smart devices like sensors, actuators, networks, gateways, and other controllers to communicate with one another. The industrial Internet of things (IIoT) has become a vital component. Many industrial devices are connected to perform a task automatically in machine-to-machine communication, but they are not properly secured, allowing an adversary to compromise them against a variety of attacks due to communication system vulnerabilities. Recently, a secure lightweight authentication protocol (SLAP) was proposed by Panda et al. They asserted that every known attack that could happen in the IIoT is deterred by their suggested protocol. In this study, we prove that the SLAP protocol is vulnerable to desynchronization, impersonation, replay, and eavesdropping attacks. To prevent these attacks and enhance that protocol, we need to implement a secure authentication mechanism that ensures the security of communication. This paper proposed a secure M2M Communication in IIoT with a single-factor lightweight authentication protocol (SF-LAP). Single-factor authentication is a simple and secure way to communicate. It uses less power and communication overhead while providing a secure mechanism for conversation. In the machine-to-machine (M2M) scenario, the proposed protocol uses an exclusive-OR operation and a hashing function to ensure secure communication between the sensor and the controller. The proposed mechanism uses a secure preshared key and timestamp technique to protect and safeguard this connection against desynchronization attacks and eavesdropping attacks. We used Burrows Abadi Needham (BAN) Gong, Needham, and Yahalom (GNY) logic, and the automated validation of Internet security protocols applications (AVISPA) tool for formal verification and perform a security analysis as an informal verification to make sure the suggested protocol is secure. Analysis that shows the SF-LAP consumes the least computing and communication overhead and is more secure because it prevents desynchronization and eavesdropping attacks to all of the known attacks that are modification attacks, tracing attacks, impersonation, man-in-the-middle, and replay attacks.

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A Secure and Lightweight Three-Factor Remote User Authentication Protocol for Future IoT Applications

Cited by 14 publications

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A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

A lightweight and secure protocol for teleworking environment

Investigations on Iot Based Wsn With Swipt-noma Combination

SF-LAP: Secure M2M Communication in IIoT with a Single-Factor Lightweight Authentication Protocol

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