A two way authentication using bilinear mapping function for wireless sensor networks

Ramachandran, Shyamala; Shanmugam, Valli

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2016.12.009

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“…Authors in [25][26][27] have introduced bilinear pairing based mutual authentication schemes, but which results in excessive computational overheads [28] . On the other hand, the smart card based biometric authentication algorithm in [29] cannot provide anonymity and is vulnerable to impersonation attacks [15] .…”

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Efficient Authentication Algorithm for Secure Remote Access in Wireless Sensor Networks

Nyakomitta¹,

Nyangaresi²,

Ogara

2021

j. of Comput. sci. res.

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Wireless sensor networks convey mission critical data that calls for adequate privacy and security protection. To accomplish this objective, numerous intrusion detection schemes based on machine learning approaches have been developed. In addition, authentication and key agreements techniques have been developed using techniques such as elliptic curve cryptography, bilinear pairing operations, biometrics, fuzzy verifier and Rabin cryptosystems. However, these schemes have either high false positive rates, high communication, computation, storage or energy requirements, all of which are not ideal for battery powered sensor nodes. Moreover, majority of these algorithms still have some security and privacy challenges that render them susceptible to various threats. In this paper, a WSN authentication algorithm is presented that is shown to be robust against legacy WSN privacy and security attacks such as sidechannel, traceability, offline guessing, replay and impersonations. From a performance perspective, the proposed algorithm requires the least computation overheads and average computation costs among its peers.

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Efficient Authentication Algorithm for Secure Remote Access in Wireless Sensor Networks

Nyakomitta¹,

Nyangaresi²,

Ogara

2021

j. of Comput. sci. res.

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“…Shyamala Ramachandran et al [23] elaborated a two-way authentication method using bilinear map functions in wireless sensor networks with time-efficient and stream-loss impact. The proposed secure grouping algorithms provide better energy awareness.…”

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AAAA: SSO and MFA Implementation in Multi-Cloud to Mitigate Rising Threats and Concerns Related to User Metadata

Hussain

Zhu

et al. 2021

Applied Sciences

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In the modern digital era, everyone is partially or fully integrated with cloud computing to access numerous cloud models, services, and applications. Multi-cloud is a blend of a well-known cloud model under a single umbrella to accomplish all the distinct nature and realm requirements under one service level agreement (SLA). In current era of cloud paradigm as the flood of services, applications, and data access rise over the Internet, the lack of confidentiality of the end user’s credentials is rising to an alarming level. Users typically need to authenticate multiple times to get authority and access the desired services or applications. In this research, we have proposed a completely secure scheme to mitigate multiple authentications usually required from a particular user. In the proposed model, a federated trust is created between two different domains: consumer and provider. All traffic coming towards the service provider is further divided into three phases based on the concerned user’s data risks. Single sign-on (SSO) and multifactor authentication (MFA) are deployed to get authentication, authorization, accountability, and availability (AAAA) to ensure the security and confidentiality of the end user’s credentials. The proposed solution exploits the finding that MFA achieves a better AAAA pattern as compared to SSO.

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“…In the last several years, many authentication schemes have been presented to prevent unauthorized access to transmitted data within WSN from malicious users or adversaries. Li-Xiong [13], Chen et al [14], and Ramachandran-Shanmugam [15] proposed mutual authentication schemes on bilinear pairing for WSN and generated a session key among the related parties. However, employing bilinear pairing makes the computation burden very heavy, and thus, these schemes are not practical for WSNs.…”

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A Lightweight Secure User Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Chen

2019

Security and Communication Networks

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have great potential for numerous domains of application because of their ability to sense and understand unattended environments. However, a WSN is subject to various attacks due to the openness of the public wireless channel. Therefore, a secure authentication mechanism is vital to enable secure communication within WSNs, and many studies on authentication techniques have been presented to build robust WSNs. Recently, Lu et al. analyzed the security defects of the previous ones and proposed an anonymous three-factor authenticated key agreement protocol for WSNs. However, we found that their protocol is vulnerable to some security weaknesses, such as the offline password guessing attack, known session-specific temporary information attack, and no session key backward secrecy. We propose a lightweight security-improved three-factor authentication scheme for WSNs to overcome the previously stated weaknesses. In addition, the improved scheme is proven to be secure under the random oracle model, and a formal verification is conducted by ProVerif to reveal that the proposal achieves the required security features. Moreover, the theoretical analysis indicates that the proposal can resist known attacks. A comparison with related works demonstrates that the proposed scheme is superior due to its reasonable performance and additional security features.

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A two way authentication using bilinear mapping function for wireless sensor networks

Cited by 15 publications

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Efficient Authentication Algorithm for Secure Remote Access in Wireless Sensor Networks

Efficient Authentication Algorithm for Secure Remote Access in Wireless Sensor Networks

AAAA: SSO and MFA Implementation in Multi-Cloud to Mitigate Rising Threats and Concerns Related to User Metadata

A Lightweight Secure User Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

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