Authenblue: A New Authentication Protocol for the Industrial Internet of Things

Zagrouba, Rachid; AlAbdullatif, Asayel; AlAjaji, Kholood; Al-Serhani, Norah Saad; Alhaidari, Fahd; Almuhaideb, Abdullah M.; Rahman, Atta

doi:10.32604/cmc.2021.014035

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“…Zagrouba et al 11 propose a “Blockchain Authentication and Trust Management (BATM)” consisting of encryption to achieve confidentiality, digital signatures to achieve authentication and peer identity validation to achieve trust. A single master key generates secondary keys that are used in encryption and digital signatures, which are renewed after a timeout.…”

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Designing access control security protocol for Industry 4.0 using Blockchain‐as‐a‐Service

Vangala,

Das,

Kumar

et al. 2023

Security and Privacy

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Industry 4.0 is a revolution of the operations in the industrial manufacturing for increased productivity, trade and commerce. It is heavily reliant on the automation of the processes and equipment along with complex interconnectivity and insightful analysis using machine learning. The interconnectivity of the manufacturing devices from various industrial sites brings with it several security issues related to communication. This article focuses on solving the security issue of access control between such devices and enable seamless secure communication for the proper functioning of the industry. An access control scheme has been proposed that achieves the necessary security features of anonymity, traceability, and forward secrecy. It is also shown that the proposed scheme takes less communication and computational costs, and is strongly resilient against various attacks such as impersonation attack, replay attack, and denial‐of‐service attack as compared to other relevant schemes.

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Designing access control security protocol for Industry 4.0 using Blockchain‐as‐a‐Service

Vangala,

Das,

Kumar

et al. 2023

Security and Privacy

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“…Internet of Things (IoT) is a network concept between physical objects embedded with software, sensors, and other communication hardwares [9,10]. IoT's primary purpose is to provide efficient communication and data collection for the devices used for various tasks such as traffic monitoring, data collection device usage, monitoring and maintenance, smart cities, and smart agriculture, [11].…”

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IDBR: Iot Enabled Depth Base Routing Method for Underwater Wireless Sensor Network

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Underwater wireless sensor networks (UWSNs) gained the attention of researchers due to their substantial applications in various fields. The major application areas of UWSN are environmental monitoring, underwater oil and gas extraction and military surveillance, smart farming, communication, and others. However, UWSNs are also prone to significant issues, such as limited network lifetime, the low processing capability of nodes, high energy consumption to run routing protocols, and difficult node replacement. Therefore, enhancing the lifetime of UWSN by reducing energy consumption and processing is a research issue. In this research, we proposed the IoT enabled depth base routing method (IDBR) to utilize energy efficiently. The performance of the proposed IDBR method is compared with conventional DBR protocol using simulation conducting in MATLAB. The performance of both the methods (i.e., IDBR and DBR) is evaluated in network energy consumption, the number of alive nodes, sink utilization, and end-to-end delay. The simulation-based experiment results show that IDBR consumes 27.7% less energy and increases network stability than the DBR. Similarly, the utilization of the surface sinks in IDBR is more as compared to DBR as in IDBR, and sinks work as relay forward data to the base station without processing which increases the power of field nodes. The proposed mechanism improves the network’s lifetime and increases the accessibility and security of the sensed data.

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SafeCom: Robust mutual authentication and session key sharing protocol for underwater wireless sensor networks

Kumar

Amin

Brindha

2022

Journal of Systems Architecture

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Authenblue: A New Authentication Protocol for the Industrial Internet of Things

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Designing access control security protocol for Industry 4.0 using Blockchain‐as‐a‐Service

Designing access control security protocol for Industry 4.0 using Blockchain‐as‐a‐Service

IDBR: Iot Enabled Depth Base Routing Method for Underwater Wireless Sensor Network

SafeCom: Robust mutual authentication and session key sharing protocol for underwater wireless sensor networks

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