An Enhanced and Secure Biometric Based User Authentication Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Smart Cards

Banerjee, Subhasish; Chunka, Chukhu; Sen, Srijon; Goswami, Rajat Subhra

doi:10.1007/s11277-019-06252-x

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“…In this section, we will discuss security and performance comparison with some related schemes, such as Banerjee et al [12], Wu et al T means the time of hash operation, and T is the time or searching the identity in verification table which is related to the number of users. The running time are shown in Table 6 [25].…”

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“…The Banerjee et al's scheme [12] has six phases: pre-deployment phase, registration phase, login phase, authentication and key agreement phase, password change phase and dynamic node addition phase. We omit the last two phases.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Later, Jiang et al [10] proposed an secure three-factor protocol for WSN. Recently, Turkanovic et al [11] proposed an authentication and key agreement scheme for wireless sensor networks, but Banerjee et al [12] found that Turkanvic et al's scheme can't resist identity theft attack and eavesdropping attack, and then Banerjee et al proposed an improved scheme based on the biometric and smart card.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Banerjee et al [12] claimed that their scheme can resist various attacks. However, in this paper, we find that their scheme has some weaknesses, it can't resist off-line password guessing attack and impersonation attack, and does not achieve session key secrecy, identity unlinkability and perfect forward secrecy.…”

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A Secure and Privacy Preserving Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart City

Xie

Tan

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Smart city can improve the efficiency of managing assets and resources, optimize urban services, and improve the quality of citizens’ life. Wireless sensor networks (WSN) can solve many problems in smart city, such as smart transportation, smart healthcare, smart energy, and so on. However, security and privacy are the biggest challenges for WSN. Recently, Banerjee et al. proposed a security enhanced authentication and key agreement scheme for WSN, but their scheme can't resist off-line password guessing attack, impersonation attack, and does not achieve session key secrecy, identity unlinkability and perfect forward secrecy. In order to fix these flaws, a secure and privacy preserving authentication protocol for WSN in smart city is proposed. We prove the security of the proposed protocol by using applied pi calculus based formal verification tool ProVerif, and show that it has high computational efficiency by comparison with some related schemes.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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A Secure and Privacy Preserving Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart City

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“…In this approach, the authentication key has changes when the cluster head moves from one location to a foreign location. Subhasish et al [68] point out the various problem in password and keys based authentication and gives beneficial fact to use biometric information for authentication. The author has used high entropy-based information to shows the biometric authentication is better than the traditional authentication approach.…”

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A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

Gautam

Kumar

2021

SN Appl. Sci.

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Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are the new speed-accelerating technologies worldwide and are used continuously in a range of critical applications. Any damage or compromise to data security could have physical and direct effects on network efficiency and safety. One of the active areas of research is key management, authentication, and trust management in wireless sensor networks (WSN). Since researchers have provided many protection schemes, it is difficult to select which key management or trust management schemes in a specific WSN application suit best. We did a detailed survey in our paper on how the properties of various trust management, authentication, and key management schemes can be used for specific applications. Based on this review, we present the methodologies, advantages, and limitations of the previously proposed key management, authentication, and trust management scheme in WSN. The goal of this thorough analysis is to compare and find the correct security solution that successfully meets the requirements of the application. Moreover, the strength, weaknesses, and open problems are added that can extend more frontiers to get the best security solutions in the future.s

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A novel and provably secure mutual authentication protocol for cloud environment using elliptic curve cryptography and fuzzy verifier

Patel

Shukla

Patel

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryCloud computing is an emerging paradigm that enables on‐demand data storage without considering the local infrastructure limitations of end‐users. The extensive growth in number of servers, resources, and networks intensifies security and privacy concerns in clouds. This necessitates secure mutual authentication and key agreement mechanism to verify the legitimacy of participating entities. In accordance, several authentication protocols have been designed to authenticate end‐users over insecure channels. This article presents security analysis of recent protocols that claim to render security and privacy features. We demonstrate that Kaur et al.'s protocol is vulnerable to replay attack, Dharminder et al.'s protocol is prone to user traceability and known session‐specific temporary information (KSSTI) attacks, and Bouchaala et al.'s protocol is prone to replay and KSSTI attacks. To withstand the aforementioned attacks, we propose an enhanced protocol based on fuzzy verifier and elliptic curve cryptography for clouds. Our protocol safeguards against security attacks while providing privacy functionalities. The security analysis is illustrated under real‐or‐random model, and correctness is verified under the Scyther security verification tool. Finally, comparative analysis with existing protocols shows that our protocol delivers robust security with reasonable computational and communication overheads than state‐of‐the‐art protocols.

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An Enhanced and Secure Biometric Based User Authentication Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Smart Cards

Cited by 32 publications

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A Secure and Privacy Preserving Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart City

A Secure and Privacy Preserving Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks in Smart City

A comprehensive study on key management, authentication and trust management techniques in wireless sensor networks

A novel and provably secure mutual authentication protocol for cloud environment using elliptic curve cryptography and fuzzy verifier

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