AnFRA: Anonymous and Fast Roaming Authentication for Space Information Network

Yang, Qingyou; Xue, Kaiping; Juan, Xu; Wang, Jiajie; Li, Fenghua; Yu, Nenghai

doi:10.1109/tifs.2018.2854740

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“…Meng et al used the concept of proxy encryption to cope up the problem of attacks on satellites. Furthermore, Yang et al and Xue et al presented two secure authentication protocols for internet of things in space information networks [21], [22] using the concept of group signatures to ensure the anonymity for roaming users.…”

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A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems

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Mobile satellite communication is becoming a crucial component for broadcast and broadband coverage in professional, commercial, military and emergency scenarios. Mobile devices and network control center (NCC) are the basic components of Low-Earth-Orbit (LEO) satellites which communicate with each other with the help of gateways. The communication between these components needs high security. The various existing protocols for the environment of mobile satellite communication are insecure against numerous attacks and can be easily attacked by an adversary. So, there is an indispensable requirement of a reliable protocol which can offer efficient and secure communication for mobile satellite system. Therefore, a robust key agreement authentication scheme for mobile satellite environment is proposed in this article. The proposed protocol is developed according to the major security demands in the satellite communication networks. Our protocol provides mutual-authentication, session-key agreement and correct notion of user anonymity. The performance analysis for evaluation shows that the storage, communication and computation cost of the proposed protocol is less than many of existing protocols. Moreover, our protocol offers additional security features than that are available in the existing protocols. Hence, our protocol offers a secure authentication and key agreement for mobile satellite systems.

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“…In 2012, Zheng et al [24] proposed a more effective protocol to reduce the computational complexity of TCS, but proved in [25] that [24] cannot resist the denial of service (DoS) attack and the identity spoofing attack. Recently, Yang et al [10] proposed a new anonymous fast authentication protocol based on the q-SDH problem and elliptic curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA) for authenticating roaming users in foreign domains. In the authentication stage, the protocol does not compromise the anonymity of the user's identity and can resist replay attacks, man-in-the-middle attacks, and modification attacks.…”

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“…Currently, hardware technology is developing rapidly, and satellites can already carry more complex computing devices [10].…”

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A Novel RLWE-Based Anonymous Mutual Authentication Protocol for Space Information Network

Guo

2020

Security and Communication Networks

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Currently, space information network (SIN) has become an increasingly important role in real life. As a large heterogeneous wireless network, SIN can better provide global mobile services to users anytime and anywhere, even in extreme geographic environments. In addition, there is no need to build the communication base-stations every few kilometers on the ground to ensure high service quality, which greatly reduces the construction costs and can be used as an economical communication method in sparsely populated areas. So there is a trend that more and more end users are more likely to get SIN services than traditional terrestrial cellular networks. However, due to the openness and publicity of the satellite wireless channel and the limited resources of the satellite nodes, the privacy and security cannot be perfectly guaranteed and may even be vulnerable to attacks initiated by the adversary such as replay attacks, impersonation attacks, and eavesdropping attacks. To improve the access security of SIN, researchers have proposed a series of authentication protocols based on different cryptographic assumptions. Nevertheless, existing research shows that these protocols cannot meet the requirements of higher and higher security and short authentication delay. In addition, these protocols are mainly based on public key cryptography mechanisms such as DLP and ECDLP, which can be solved by postquantum computers in polynomial time, so these protocols will no longer be secure. To solve the vulnerability of these protocols, in this paper, we propose a new RLWE-based anonymous mutual authentication and key agreement protocol, which guarantees higher security with low computational overhead even in the postquantum era. Detailed security analysis shows that our protocol meets security requirements and is resistant to a variety of known attacks. Besides, combining security comparison and performance analysis, our proposed protocol is more practical than other protocols in SIN.

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“…Yang et al. [22] proposed an approach for the anonymity of roaming users. They defined an authentication function to avoid the real‐time involvement of the home network control centre when authenticating the roaming users.…”

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A reference measurement framework of software security product quality (SPQ ^NFSR )

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IET Information Security

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Currently, the customer's demands have expressively amplified their expectations of getting software at a high‐quality level. However, the non‐functional requirements of the software products attention have been expanded in both the academic and the industrial fields; so, there is no framework for specifying and measuring such kinds of quality constraints for the security requirements of software product quality. This paper presents an integrated framework of the early specification and measurement of the functional and non‐functional software security requirements. Such a measurement framework would help software and systems engineers to improve product qualities whether the software has already been delivered or has yet to be built. The main steps that have been followed include: identify, specify and measure the software security requirements based on ISO/IEC SQuaRE series of international standards for software product quality. A standard measurement framework used to measure the functional size of the software product quality to develop a functional size measurement of the functional and non‐functional security requirements is described. As a result, a functional size measurement framework of the functional and non‐functional security requirements (SPQNFSR) using international standards is proposed. An automatic teller machine case study for the measurement of security requirements based on perspectives of a software functional user requirements is presented. Finally, it is concluded that it is essential to develop such a functional size measurement framework for functional and non‐functional security requirements to support developers to face the challenges derived from early dealing with such requirements.

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AnFRA: Anonymous and Fast Roaming Authentication for Space Information Network

Cited by 72 publications

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A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems

A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems

A Novel RLWE-Based Anonymous Mutual Authentication Protocol for Space Information Network

A reference measurement framework of software security product quality (SPQ ^NFSR )

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AnFRA: Anonymous and Fast Roaming Authentication for Space Information Network

Cited by 72 publications

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A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems

A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems

A Novel RLWE-Based Anonymous Mutual Authentication Protocol for Space Information Network

A reference measurement framework of software security product quality (SPQ NFSR )

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