An Inter-device Authentication Scheme for Smart Homes Using One-Time-Password Over Infrared Channel

Raniyal, Maninder Singh; Woungang, Isaac; Dhurandher, Sanjay Kumar

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-69155-8_7

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“…In this paper, the proposed two proxy‐passphrase protected OTP‐based schemes for smart homes are presented as enhancements to the authentication scheme presented in Dhurandher et al since they are designed to overcome the requirement of protecting the secret and public keys . Indeed, a mechanism involving the use of a Linux security module (SELinux) is used to avoid storing sensitive information such as the private key on the disk/memory, by enabling the implementation of a mandatory access control mechanism at the kernel level.…”

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“…Based upon this requirement, we recently proposed a OTP‐based inter‐device two‐level authentication scheme for smart home, and modeled it using the SPAN/AVISPA tool . In the first level, the key exchange is performed using the Diffie–Hellman protocol and a public key cryptography to validate the identity of devices.…”

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“…In the second level, an infrared (IR) communication is used to distribute the OTPs among the devices for authentication purpose. A proof‐of‐concept (in the form of a hardware solution), along with simulations using the SPAN/AVISPA tool were provided, demonstrating that our proposed scheme can achieve the goals of secrecy of secret keys and mutual authentication.…”

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“…In our above‐mentioned authentication scheme, storing the secret information may not be considered safe . Therefore, it is essential that its design be adjusted to protect the secret and public keys.…”

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“…In this paper, two proxy‐passphrase protected OTP‐based schemes for smart homes, designed to achieve this requirement, are proposed as enhancements to the above‐mentioned OTP‐based inter‐device authentication scheme, namely, a modified version of it called the passphrase protected inter‐device OTP‐based authentication scheme over IR channel (referred to as PPIDA‐IC scheme) and the passphrase protected inter‐device OTP‐based authentication scheme using public key infrastructure (referred to as PPIDA‐PKI scheme).…”

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Passphrase protected device‐to‐device mutual authentication schemes for smart homes

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Woungang

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Security and Privacy

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Smart home is a promising paradigm and technology for providing the ability to physical objects to operate over the Internet. While this technology provides convenience to its users a number of initiatives across the globe are taken in academia and industry to deal with security issues that it may entail. Among these is the issue of interdevices authentication in the presence of security threats such as vulnerability of session/cookies. In this paper two passphrase protected device‐to‐device (D2D) mutual authentication schemes for smart homes are proposed where the keys are protected using passphrases and a centralized server provides proxy‐passphrase service to smart home devices assuming that the server keeps the database of passphrases as well as the servers' passphrase‐proxy service. The high‐level protocol specification language (HLPSL) language is used to model the proposed two protocols and a security analysis is conducted using the security protocol animator for AVISPA (SPAN)/AVISPA (Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocol and Applications) tool showing that the proposed schemes can achieve the goals of secrecy of secret keys and D2D mutual authentication

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Dynamic Forest of Random Subsets‐based supervised hash signature scheme for secure user authentication in smart home environment

Sudha

Jeyanthi

2021

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryThe advent of information and communication technology has revolutionized the application of smart home through which the residents remotely establish superior control over the smart devices. The users and the smart devices interact over an insecure communication channel that may help an illegitimate user to gain access on the data disseminated by the smart devices, resulting in high exploiting attacks like privileged insider attack, smart device and gateway node impersonation attack, and smart node capture attack in the smart home. Thus, a secure remote authentication scheme that permits only legitimate users to gain access to the smart devices based on supervised learning becomes essential. In this article, Dynamic Forest of Random Subsets‐based supervised hash signature (DFORS‐SHS) scheme is proposed for robust user authentication in smart homes. This proposed DFORS‐SHS scheme concurrently performs the signed generation of random subsets such that each element of a signature is used for the generation of successive random subset elements for authentication. It utilized the strength of revealed secret keys through chaining approach that bundles the random subset generation and signature. This supervised learning approach only permits the signer of the original message to potentially generate a random subset and prevents the malicious intruder from gaining the access of the smart devices. The formal verification and the security investigation of the proposed DFORS‐SHS scheme are conducted using the Burrows‐Abadi‐Needham (BAN) and AVIPSA toolkit for determining communication cost, communication time, computation time, and energy consumptions incurred during the authentication process. It can be stated that, the communication cost and storage costs of the proposed DFORS‐SHS scheme was also identified to be comparatively minimized than the baseline smart home authentication schemes.

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Post-Quantum Based Oblivious Transfer for Authentication in Heterogeneous Internet of Everything

Balaji,

Dhurandher,

Gupta

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE International Conference on Communications Workshops (ICC Workshops)

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An Inter-device Authentication Scheme for Smart Homes Using One-Time-Password Over Infrared Channel

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Passphrase protected device‐to‐device mutual authentication schemes for smart homes

Passphrase protected device‐to‐device mutual authentication schemes for smart homes

Dynamic Forest of Random Subsets‐based supervised hash signature scheme for secure user authentication in smart home environment

Post-Quantum Based Oblivious Transfer for Authentication in Heterogeneous Internet of Everything

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