Biometric‐Based Robust Access Control Model for Industrial Internet of Things Applications

Kumar, Pardeep; Gaba, Gurjot Singh

doi:10.1002/9781119527978.ch7

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“…Healthcare providers should use digital solutions in hospitals to ensure that their infrastructure is well managed and that they have adequate opportunities to engage themselves with IT service providers [ 15 , 16 ]. Cost-effectiveness, collaborative resource sharing, scalability, and agility enhancement are some of the other advantages of mobile and cloud computing [ 17 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

On the Design of Secured and Reliable Dynamic Access Control Scheme of Patient E-Healthcare Records in Cloud Environment

Zala

Thakkar

Jadeja

et al. 2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Traditional healthcare services have changed into modern ones in which doctors can diagnose patients from a distance. All stakeholders, including patients, ward boy, life insurance agents, physicians, and others, have easy access to patients’ medical records due to cloud computing. The cloud’s services are very cost-effective and scalable, and provide various mobile access options for a patient’s electronic health records (EHRs). EHR privacy and security are critical concerns despite the many benefits of the cloud. Patient health information is extremely sensitive and important, and sending it over an unencrypted wireless media raises a number of security hazards. This study suggests an innovative and secure access system for cloud-based electronic healthcare services storing patient health records in a third-party cloud service provider. The research considers the remote healthcare requirements for maintaining patient information integrity, confidentiality, and security. There will be fewer attacks on e-healthcare records now that stakeholders will have a safe interface and data on the cloud will not be accessible to them. End-to-end encryption is ensured by using multiple keys generated by the key conclusion function (KCF), and access to cloud services is granted based on a person’s identity and the relationship between the parties involved, which protects their personal information that is the methodology used in the proposed scheme. The proposed scheme is best suited for cloud-based e-healthcare services because of its simplicity and robustness. Using different Amazon EC2 hosting options, we examine how well our cloud-based web application service works when the number of requests linearly increases. The performance of our web application service that runs in the cloud is based on how many requests it can handle per second while keeping its response time constant. The proposed secure access scheme for cloud-based web applications was compared to the Ethereum blockchain platform, which uses internet of things (IoT) devices in terms of execution time, throughput, and latency.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

On the Design of Secured and Reliable Dynamic Access Control Scheme of Patient E-Healthcare Records in Cloud Environment

Zala

Thakkar

Jadeja

et al. 2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…Possible components that may be used in the proposed system Therefore, the total number of trails and trust of the user are given by Equations ( 11) and (12), respectively.…”

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“…[11]. Other similar mobile applications will welcome the power‐saving abilities of our proposed system [12–14]. In general, the proposed system can be used in applications anywhere where resource‐constrained IoT provides services that require a biometric system.…”

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confidence: 99%

Energy‐efficient multi‐biometric system for Internet of Things using trust management

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The traditional password-based authentication systems are easy to breach because they rely on what the user knows and not on who is the user. This makes them prone to impersonation, as the culprit can gain access to the system once they knew the user's password, which led to the development of biometric-based authentication systems. Nonetheless, noisy data, intra-, and inter-class variations render these systems inaccurate. However, combining multiple biometric traits (multi-biometric systems) promises to increase the accuracy of biometric systems. But, this leads to an overhead in energy and latency in the system. These overheads are frowned at in embedded systems, especially those deployed in remote areas. Here, the authors propose a trust management-based multi-biometric system. The system switches between a uni-biometric and a multibiometric system to achieve high accuracy and reduced overhead (i.e. energy and latency). The system uses the uni-biometric technique for trusted users and the multibiometric method for untrustworthy users who are zero-effort impostors. It is found to reduce the false positive rate by 0.29 of Fingerprint uni-biometric system and the false negative rate by a factor of 0.5 of the multi-biometric system. Also, the energy consumption is reduced by a factor of 0.2 of the multi-biometric system.

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“…Mechanisms, such as multifactor authentication, 34 lightweight security certificates, 29 blockchain‐based approaches, 30,31 and so on, have been talked about in various literature. Various researchers have proposed lightweight biometric‐based user authentication and access control methods 23,32 …”

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A community‐based hierarchical user authentication scheme for Industry 4.0

et al. 2020

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Summary The vision of Industry 4.0 is characterized by the amalgamation of cyber‐physical systems and industrial Internet of Things. Such a complex ecosystem urges for the requirement of novel security protocol and mechanisms for access control so as to allow the smart devices to authorize external entities and granting them access rights without depending on centralized authentication entities. The work proposed in this article aims to utilize a community‐based hierarchical approach to define the procedure for obtaining access rights in the Industry 4.0 ecosystem. The proposed scheme considers a hierarchy of authorizing devices that work in collaboration for providing access control of the smart end devices to the users. The adoption of hierarchical structure ensures that the access rights are eventually given to only those users that have passed multiple levels of successful authorization. The proposed scheme also combats any infringement of users identity since the authorizing entities involved in the proposed system work in close collaboration for user authentication. The proposed user authentication scheme has been validated using burrows‐abadi‐needham (BAN)‐logic and is proved to be secure against a variety of security attacks.

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Biometric‐Based Robust Access Control Model for Industrial Internet of Things Applications

Cited by 22 publications

References 10 publications

On the Design of Secured and Reliable Dynamic Access Control Scheme of Patient E-Healthcare Records in Cloud Environment

On the Design of Secured and Reliable Dynamic Access Control Scheme of Patient E-Healthcare Records in Cloud Environment

Energy‐efficient multi‐biometric system for Internet of Things using trust management

A community‐based hierarchical user authentication scheme for Industry 4.0

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