Application of Modular Residue Classes Codes in an Authentication Protocol for Satellite Internet Systems

Improvement of the Cybersecurity of the Satellite Internet of Vehicles through the Application of an Authentication Protocol Based on a Modular Error-Correction Code

“…The analysis of the most known protocols such as Fiat-Shamir (FS), Feige-Fiat-Shamir (FFS), Schnorr, Guillou-Quisquater and Okamoto showed that they are based on modular operations. This property of the protocols was the beginning of their implementation based on modular polyalphabetic codes of the residual number system [63,64]. Obviously, the transition to parallel computing allowed for reducing the time cost of the authentication of the prover, but it could not completely eliminate the disadvantages of these protocols.…”

The concept, technical architecture, applications and impacts of satellite internet: A systematic literature review

“…Following wired and wireless communications, Satellite Internet is regarded as a major breakthrough in providing global seamless coverage in next-generation 6G oriented Space–Air–Ground Integrated Networks (SAGIN) [ 1 , 2 ]. With the accelerated evolution of the global technological revolution and industrial transformation, Satellite Internet will become the main battlefield for strategic technological competition among countries and a crucial domain for a country to obtain new advantages in global network competition owing to its fundamental nature, penetrative capability, and empowerment effect [ 3 ]. Therefore, countries around the world have accelerated the strategic deployment of Satellite Internet.…”