An anonymous batch handover authentication protocol for big flow wireless mesh networks

Wang, Dongcheng; Xu, Li; Wang, Feng; Xu, Qikui

doi:10.1186/s13638-018-1217-z

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“…Fourth, AS verifies the ticket and the client in a multi-hop fashion that leads to authentication delay. Wang et al [19] proposed a batch handover authentication protocol based on the pre-distribution of handover keys to minimizing the authentication delay. The protocol preserved the privacy of the client where the identity of the foreign mesh router (MRj) and timestamp of the client (TMCi) was unknown to the attacker; however, storing these pre-distributed tickets consumed massive storage space at the client side, which are resource-constrained.…”

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Privacy Preserving Multi-Party Key Exchange Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

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Srivastava

et al. 2022

Sensors

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Presently, lightweight devices such as mobile phones, notepads, and laptops are widely used to access the Internet throughout the world; however, a problem of privacy preservation and authentication delay occurs during handover operation when these devices change their position from a home mesh access point (HMAP) to a foreign mesh access point (FMAP). Authentication during handover is mostly performed through ticket-based techniques, which permit the user to authenticate itself to the foreign mesh access point; therefore, a secure communication method should be formed between the mesh entities to exchange the tickets. In two existing protocols, this ticket was not secured at all and exchanged in a plaintext format. We propose a protocol for handover authentication with privacy preservation of the transfer ticket via the Diffie–Hellman method. Through experimental results, our proposed protocol achieves privacy preservation with minimum authentication delay during handover operation.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Privacy Preserving Multi-Party Key Exchange Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

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Srivastava

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Sensors

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“…Yang.X et al [18] [23] uses group signature scheme. But since it uses elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) for group signature, it involves huge computational overhead.…”

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“…But since it uses elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) for group signature, it involves huge computational overhead. Dongcheng et al 2018 [23] uses group signature scheme. But since it uses elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) for group signature, it involves huge computational overhead.…”

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Proxy Signcryption Algorithm for Interdomain Authentication in Wireless Mesh Networks

Qamar

2022

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Authentication delay is main requirement for handoff in wireless mesh networks. When mobile client moves from one domain to another. In order to solve the problems, we propose an algorithm for handoff in Wireless Mesh Networks. pre-authentication are done by mobile station itself up to the next access point. Neighbor graph is used for maintaining and dynamically identifying the mobile topology of the network. Proxy signcryption scheme is applied between the Mesh Node (MN) and mobile client (MC) for the period of inter-domain authentication. To make sure security, the authentication messages are encrypted while transmitted between mobile client and mesh nodes and signed in an integrated fashion such that the communicated message is expressed as signcrypted. Simulation’s output shows, that the algorithm strengthen security of network .

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“…The results of this experiment showed that the network node was trustworthy and that data transmission was precise. Wang et al [27] suggested an anonymous batch handover authentication protocol that pre-distributes handover keys using a group signature technique. Unlike current group signature protocols, the proposed protocol avoids group signature correlation operations during the handover authentication process, resulting in improved performance.…”

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Revolutionary Strategies Analysis and Proposed System for Future Infrastructure in Internet of Things

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has changed the worldwide network of people, smart devices, intelligent things, data, and information as an emergent technology. IoT development is still in its early stages, and numerous interrelated challenges must be addressed. IoT is the unifying idea of embedding everything. The Internet of Things offers a huge opportunity to improve the world’s accessibility, integrity, availability, scalability, confidentiality, and interoperability. However, securing the Internet of Things is a difficult issue. The IoT aims to connect almost everything within the framework of a common infrastructure. This helps in controlling devices and, will allow device status to be updated everywhere and at any time. To develop technology via IoT, several critical scientific studies and inquiries have been carried out. However, many obstacles and problems remain to be tackled in order to reach IoT’s maximum potential. These problems and concerns must be taken into consideration in different areas of the IoT, such as implementation in remote areas, threats to the system, development support, social and environmental impacts, etc. This paper reviews the current state of the art in different IoT architectures, with a focus on current technologies, applications, challenges, IoT protocols, and opportunities. As a result, a detailed taxonomy of IoT is presented here which includes interoperability, scalability, security and energy efficiency, among other things. Moreover, the significance of blockchains and big data as well as their analysis in relation to IoT, is discussed. This article aims to help readers and researchers understand the IoT and its applicability to the real world.

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An anonymous batch handover authentication protocol for big flow wireless mesh networks

Cited by 10 publications

References 19 publications

Privacy Preserving Multi-Party Key Exchange Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

Privacy Preserving Multi-Party Key Exchange Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

Proxy Signcryption Algorithm for Interdomain Authentication in Wireless Mesh Networks

Revolutionary Strategies Analysis and Proposed System for Future Infrastructure in Internet of Things

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