Design of hybrid authentication scheme and key distribution for mobile multi-hop relay in IEEE 802.16j

Lee, Y.; Lee, H. K.; Lee, G. Y.; Kim, Hyun Jeong; Jeong, Choong Kyo

doi:10.1145/1551722.1551734

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“…At the same time, there must exist other equally secure ways of authentication so that the network can function even if the authentication server is unreachable [26,27]. A similar approach that implements hybrid authentication is presented in [22] which, discusses a multi-level model for authentication. However, the model can only be applied to static wireless mesh networks and not the dynamic wireless mesh networks.…”

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A Novel Hybrid Authentication Model for Geo Location Oriented Routing in Dynamic Wireless Mesh Networks

Nanda¹,

Nanda²,

He³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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A Novel Hybrid Authentication Model for Geo Location Oriented Routing in Dynamic Wireless Mesh Networks

Nanda¹,

Nanda²,

He³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…In order to solve the problems like security zone key update, DDoS attack, and rogue RS attack, in [20], the authors propose a design of hybrid authentication and key distribution scheme to support the IEEE 802.16j (part of current IEEE 802.16-2012 standard) MMR requirements. Although the authors claim that this hybrid design is robust enough to prevent rogue node attack, they only consider the case when a rogue RS tries to join the network at initial phase, and they do not take rogue BS attack into account.…”

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Design and Verification of Secure Mutual Authentication Protocols for Mobile Multihop Relay WiMAX Networks against Rogue Base/Relay Stations

Huang

2016

Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Mobile multihop relay (MMR) WiMAX networks have attracted lots of interest in the wireless communication industry recently because of its scalable coverage, improved data rates, and relatively low cost. However, security of MMR WiMAX networks is the main challenge to be addressed. In this paper, we first identify several possible attacks on MMR WiMAX networks in which a rogue base station (BS) or relay station (RS) can get authenticated and gain control over the connections and show that the current standard does not address this problem well. We then propose a set of new authentication protocols for protecting MMR WiMAX networks from rogue BS attack, rogue RS attack, and suppress-replay attack. Our protocols can provide centralized authentication by using a trusted authentication server to support mutual authentication between RS and BS, between RS and RS, and between mobile station (MS) and RS. Moreover, our protocols can also provide distributed authentication with a license issued by the trusted server. We use a formal tool called Scyther to analyze and verify the security properties of our protocols. The results show that our protocols can counter rogue BS and RS attacks and suppress-replay attack and are not susceptible to any known attacks.

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“…However, the authors did not take rogue access node attack into consideration. In order to solve the problems like security zone key update, DDoS attack and rogue RS attack, in [8], the authors propose a design of hybrid authentication and key distribution scheme to support the IEEE 802.16j MMR requirements. Although the authors claim that this hybrid design is robust enough to prevent rogue node attack, they only consider the case when a rogue RS tries to join the network at initial phase, and they do not take rogue BS attack into account.…”

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Secure Mutual Authentication Protocols for Mobile Multi-Hop Relay WiMAX Networks against Rogue Base/Relay Stations

Huang

2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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Mobile multi-hop relay (MMR) WiMAX networks have attracted lots of interest in the wireless communication industry recently because of its scalable coverage, improved data rates and relatively low cost. However, security of MMR WiMAX networks is the main challenge. In this paper, we first identify a possible attack on MMR WiMAX networks in which a rogue base station (BS) or relay station (RS) can get authenticated and gain control over the connections. We also show that the current standard does not address this problem well. We then propose a set of new authentication protocols for protecting MMR WiMAX networks from rogue BS and rogue RS attacks. Our protocols provide centralized authentication by using a trusted authentication server to support mutual authentication between RS and BS, and between RS and RS. Our protocols can also provide distributed authentication with a license issued by the trusted server.

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Design of hybrid authentication scheme and key distribution for mobile multi-hop relay in IEEE 802.16j

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

A Novel Hybrid Authentication Model for Geo Location Oriented Routing in Dynamic Wireless Mesh Networks

A Novel Hybrid Authentication Model for Geo Location Oriented Routing in Dynamic Wireless Mesh Networks

Design and Verification of Secure Mutual Authentication Protocols for Mobile Multihop Relay WiMAX Networks against Rogue Base/Relay Stations

Secure Mutual Authentication Protocols for Mobile Multi-Hop Relay WiMAX Networks against Rogue Base/Relay Stations

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