Double verification protocol via secret sharing for low-cost RFID tags

Liu, Yali; Ezerman, Martianus Frederic; Wang, Huaxiong

doi:10.1016/j.future.2018.07.004

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“…A Dos attack can successfully implement within a certain probability range for the UAPP protocol with a bit-tampering asynchronous attack method has been reported in [15]. An ultralightweight mutual-authentication protocol UMAPSS based on secret sharing has been introduced in [16], which includes mechanisms for double verification, session control, mutual authentication, and dynamic update to enhance security and provide a robust privacy protection. In 2018, Rad et al [17] gave an attack method for the distance-bounding protocols MP and KA, and proved that these protocols are vulnerable against terrorist fraud attack and force attack.…”

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confidence: 99%

Secure RFID Authentication Schemes Based on Security Analysis and Improvements of the USI Protocol

2019

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Wireless radio frequency identification (RFID) has been widely used as the core technology of the Internet of Things, but it also brings many potential security risks. In this paper, two typical RFID security authentication protocols are analyzed in depth. The results show that the two protocols have security risks, and two targeted attack methods are proposed. Next, two RFID security authentication protocols which can resist the DoS, replay, and tracing attacks are designed. The first protocol uses index grouping and dynamic renewal mechanism. Since the Rabin public key encryption algorithm verification only requires square and modulo operations, the second protocol introduces the public key encryption algorithm into the cost-sensitive RFID tag, and formally verifies the functionality of the proposed scheme by SPIN. Furthermore, the security of the protocol is proven by the BAN logic. The grouping index method can effectively improve the ability to locate tags in a large database and enhance the practicability of the protocol. The introduction of the Rabin public key algorithm improves the security of the protocol under the condition of cost control.INDEX TERMS RFID, index grouping, dynamic renewal, Rabin public key encryption algorithm.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure RFID Authentication Schemes Based on Security Analysis and Improvements of the USI Protocol

2019

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“…To highlight the proposal security performances, we have compared it to some previous related works in the field. Table summarizes the performance evaluation and some comparisons between recent works based on Reference . The comparison shows the superiority of the proposed approach to the previous works.…”

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confidence: 98%

Double watermarking‐based biometric access control for radio frequency identification card

Haddada

Amara

2019

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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The integration of data privacy and security into radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, particularly into RFID tags, has become one of the most attractive research areas. A crucial challenge in RFID technology research lies in providing an efficient protection for systems against information theft and illegitimate access. This article proposes a secure solution based on an RFID card for physical biometric access-control applications. This is done by integrating two biometric modalities, namely face and fingerprint which are secured via a double watermarking technique. The suggested approach is ensured by two levels of watermarking. At the first level, the wavelet packet decomposition watermarking algorithm is used to insert features from the fingerprint (minutiae) in the face image of an authorized person. At the second level, the same watermarking algorithm is employed to insert the fingerprint watermark in the face features extracted by Gabor filters from the previously watermarked face image (at the first level). The obtained secured watermarked biometric data are then integrated in a 1-kB high frequency proximity RFID card. This combination of both RFID technology and the double watermarking technique provides a biometric control access framework.Compared with the state-of-the-art frameworks, the proposed one ensures a good compromise between a reduced computational complexity and a high level of data security while maintaining a small space of storage and a low cost compared to those of the marketed products. K E Y W O R D Sauthentication framework, biometrics, control access, double watermarking, radio frequency identification, security

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“…Most of the proposed authentication protocols can be categorized as ultralightweight, lightweight, or non-lightweight protocols from a high-level perspective regarding the components used. The foundation of ultralightweight protocols is bit-level operations such as Exclusive-or (XOR), Rotation, AND, and OR, for instance, SASI [4], RAPP [5], R 2 AP [6], RCIA [7], KMAP [8], SLAP [9], SecLAP [10], Eghdamian and Samsudin's protocol [11], David-Prasad ultralightweight authentication protocol [12], and UMAPSS [13]. However, due to a lack of sufficient confusion and diffusion, nearly all protocols in this class have been severely degraded up to this point [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21].…”

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Toward Designing a Secure Authentication Protocol for IoT Environments

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Authentication protocol is a critical part of any application to manage the access control in many applications. A former research recently proposed a lightweight authentication scheme to transmit data in an IoT subsystem securely. Although the designers presented the first security analysis of the proposed protocol, that protocol has not been independently analyzed by third-party researchers, to the best of our knowledge. On the other hand, it is generally agreed that no cryptosystem should be used in a practical application unless its security has been verified through security analysis by third parties extensively, which is addressed in this paper. Although it is an efficient protocol by design compared to other related schemes, our security analysis identifies the non-ideal properties of this protocol. More specifically, we show that this protocol does not provide perfect forward secrecy. In addition, we show that it is vulnerable to an insider attacker, and an active insider adversary can successfully recover the shared keys between the protocol’s entities. In addition, such an adversary can impersonate the remote server to the user and vice versa. Next, the adversary can trace the target user using the extracted information. Finally, we redesign the protocol such that the enhanced protocol can withstand all the aforementioned attacks. The overhead of the proposed protocol compared to its predecessor is only 15.5% in terms of computational cost.

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Double verification protocol via secret sharing for low-cost RFID tags

Cited by 13 publications

References 40 publications

Secure RFID Authentication Schemes Based on Security Analysis and Improvements of the USI Protocol

Secure RFID Authentication Schemes Based on Security Analysis and Improvements of the USI Protocol

Double watermarking‐based biometric access control for radio frequency identification card

Toward Designing a Secure Authentication Protocol for IoT Environments

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