An Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for C/S System

Li, Jiping; Ding, Yaoming; Xiong, Zenggang; Liu, Shouyin

doi:10.1155/2014/275341

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“…Jiping et al [5] introduces an Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for Client Server System in 2014. This protocol claims to overcome the design flaws in existing Das's scheme [2] with additional improvements such as security aspect and mutual authentication.…”

Section: Review Of Existing Security Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure Control Protocols for USB Mass Storage Devices

Verma¹,

Gupta²

2017

IJERT

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USB based devices are very handy in nature due to their plug and play technology. With the advancement of technology their data carrying capacity is increasing day by day, which is imposing a threat of data theft. Presently most of the USB mass storage devices are not secured and therefore most of the companies restrict USB mass storage devices due to fear of confidential data loss. To avail the benefits of high speed data transmission and convenience of use, many research scholars suggested different secure protocols for establishing communication with USB mass storage devices. This study shows various features of existing secure control protocols for USB storage devices.

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Secure Control Protocols for USB Mass Storage Devices

Verma¹,

Gupta²

2017

IJERT

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“…'S SCHEME Cryptanalysis of Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for C/S System Das proposed a biometric-based authentication scheme that has various security problems. To solve these problems, Jiping et al proposed an improved biometric-based authentication scheme [12]. In the following review of Jiping et al's scheme, for convenience, we use the notations shown in Table I.…”

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“…If it holds, the authentication phase is terminated. Otherwise, if it does not hold, computes 12 = h( || ') and then computes 13 inserts the smart card into the card reader and offers the user's personal biometrics ' . The smart card computes ' = ( ' ) and verifies it by checking ( ' , f ) ≤ .…”

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Cryptanalysis of Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for C/S System

Choi¹,

Lee²,

Kim³

et al. 2015

IJIET

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Abstract-Password-based authentication schemes are convenient, but vulnerable to simple dictionary attacks. Cryptographic secret keys are safe, but difficult to memorize. Recently, biometric information has been used for authentication schemes because it is difficult to copy, share, forge, and distribute. In 2011, Das proposed a biometric-based authentication scheme, but it has various vulnerabilities such as replay attack, denial-of-service attack, user impersonation attack, and password change problem. To solve these problem, Jiping et al. Index Terms-User authentication, biometric-base scheme, client/server system, cryptanalysis on authentication scheme.

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“…In 2014, He et al [18] also proposed a biometric scheme based on a three-factor security protocol for USB MSDs. In the same year, Jiping et al [19] also proposed a biometric and password based authentication scheme to overcome the weaknesses of Das's scheme [16].…”

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Efficient biometric and password based mutual authentication for consumer USB mass storage devices

Giri

Sherratt

Maitra

et al. 2015

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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A Universal Serial Bus (USB) Mass Storage Device (MSD), often termed a USB flash drive, is ubiquitously used to store important information in unencrypted binary format. This low cost consumer device is incredibly popular due to its size, large storage capacity and relatively high transfer speed. However, if the device is lost or stolen an unauthorized person can easily retrieve all the information. Therefore, it is advantageous in many applications to provide security protection so that only authorized users can access the stored information. In order to provide security protection for a USB MSD, this paper proposes a session key agreement protocol after secure user authentication. The main aim of this protocol is to establish session key negotiation through which all the information retrieved, stored and transferred to the USB MSD is encrypted. This paper not only contributes an efficient protocol, but also does not suffer from the forgery attack and the password guessing attack as compared to other protocols in the literature. This paper analyses the security of the proposed protocol through a formal analysis which proves that the information is stored confidentially and is protected offering strong resilience to relevant security attacks. The computational cost and communication cost of the proposed scheme is analyzed and compared to related work to show that the proposed scheme has an improved tradeoff for computational cost, communication cost and security.

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An Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for C/S System

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Secure Control Protocols for USB Mass Storage Devices

Secure Control Protocols for USB Mass Storage Devices

Cryptanalysis of Improved Biometric-Based User Authentication Scheme for C/S System

Efficient biometric and password based mutual authentication for consumer USB mass storage devices

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