An Efficient Authenticated Key Establishment Scheme for Wireless Mesh Networks

He, Bing; Joshi, Saugat; Agrawal, Dharma P.; Sun, Dongmei

doi:10.1109/glocom.2010.5683733

Cited by 20 publications

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“…In a centralized approach, such as 802.11s [2], ARSA [6], Mobisec [7], and AKES [8], one single entity, called authentication server, handles the authentication functionalities.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Web-based Access Control in Wireless Mesh Networks

Chaddoud¹

2017

IJCA

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In local communities, there exists a tendency to increase dependability on Wireless Mesh Networks, WMNs, as an appealing access network infrastructure, where municipalities and local communities would try to encourage information sharing and knowledge dissemination. However, WMNs are prone to different kind of threats such as disinformation and alteration, on one side, and their security would be overseen by local governments and citizens, on another side. This paper presents a new scheme to control access to WMNs based on semantic web techniques where information about people is available on the network for others, and people have knowledge of each other within their communities.

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“…In a centralized approach, such as 802.11s [2], ARSA [6], Mobisec [7], and AKES [8], one single entity, called authentication server, handles the authentication functionalities.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Web-based Access Control in Wireless Mesh Networks

Chaddoud¹

2017

IJCA

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“…The classic encryption [2] and authentication mechanism can only resist outsider attackers who steal the data or tamper the information and route. However, to the insider attack, after the attackers capture the normal nodes, they acquire the identity and encryption information and put the malicious nodes to destroy the network.…”

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confidence: 99%

Detection of Insider Selective Forwarding Attack Based on Monitor Node and Trust Mechanism in WSN

Hu¹,

Wu²,

Wang³

2014

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The security problems of wireless sensor networks (WSN) have attracted people's wide attention. In this paper, after we have summarized the existing security problems and solutions in WSN, we find that the insider attack to WSN is hard to solve. Insider attack is different from outsider attack, because it can't be solved by the traditional encryption and message authentication. Therefore, a reliable secure routing protocol should be proposed in order to defense the insider attack. In this paper, we focus on insider selective forwarding attack. The existing detection mechanisms, such as watchdog, multipath retreat, neighbor-based monitoring and so on, have both advantages and disadvantages. According to their characteristics, we proposed a secure routing protocol based on monitor node and trust mechanism. The reputation value is made up with packet forwarding rate and node's residual energy. So this detection and routing mechanism is universal because it can take account of both the safety and lifetime of network. Finally, we use OPNET simulation to verify the performance of our algorithm.

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“…Gupta et al [23] and He et al [22] present a light weight cryptographic technique, a distributed authenticated key establishment scheme for WMN [22] and cellular-based heterogeneous wireless ad hoc networks [23] based on hierarchical multi-variable symmetric functions. They provide a method to generate a symmetric secret key to allow encrypted communication and authentication among any two nodes.…”

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“…Cooperation among ad hoc nodes can also protect a network from malicious attacks. In the absence of a central, trusted entity, new classes of distributed security mechanisms and privacy protections require cooperation among several ad hoc nodes to protect a network from malicious attacks [21][22][23]. This dissertation specifically addresses selfish and malicious nodes.…”

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