DSKMS: a dynamic smart key management system based on fuzzy logic in wireless sensor networks

Yousefpoor, Mohammad Sadegh; Barati, Hamid

doi:10.1007/s11276-019-01980-1

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“…is research work used cryptographic techniques, most especially the ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) technique, because it has low computation complexity for cryptographic operations. Moreover, the energy consumption and communication costs of these schemes are very low [24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. e comprehensive review of the related research work proposed by authors is studied and analyzed in this section for efficient key management in WSN.…”

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An Efficient and Secure Session Key Management Scheme in Wireless Sensor Network

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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a particular network built from small sensor nodes. These sensor nodes have unique features. That is, it can sense and process data in WSN. WSN has tremendous applications in many fields. Despite the significance of WSN, this kind of network faced several issues. The biggest problems rising in WSN are energy consumption and security. Robust security development is needed to cope with WSN applications. For security purposes in WSN, cryptography techniques are very favorable. However, WSN has resource limitations, which is the main problem in applying any security scheme. Hence, if we are using the cryptography scheme in WSN, we must first guarantee that it must be energy-efficient. Thus, we proposed a secure hybrid session key management scheme for WSN. In this scheme, the major steps of public key cryptography are minimized, and much of the operations are based on symmetric key cryptography. This strategy extensively reduces the energy consumption of WSN and ensures optimum security. The proposed scheme is implemented, and their analysis is performed using different parameters with benchmark schemes. We concluded that the proposed scheme is energy-efficient and outperforms the available benchmark schemes. Furthermore, it provides an effective platform for secure key agreements and management in the WSN environment.

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“…Yousefpour et al 37 proposed a key management method called DSKMS. DKMS is a hierarchical key management method based on fuzzy logic.…”

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A hierarchical key management and authentication method for wireless sensor networks

Alimoradi

Barati

2021

Int J Communication

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In wireless sensor networks, sensor nodes are typically distributed in harsh environments for continuous monitoring and data collection. All sensor nodes send the collected data directly or through other sensor nodes to the base station. Due to the nature and range of applications of these networks, maintaining security has always been one of the most critical challenges in wireless sensor networks. Key management is one of the methods used to maintain security in wireless sensor networks. In this paper, a hierarchical key management method for wireless sensor networks is presented. In the proposed method, first, the network is zoned, then the connection between the network nodes is established through two keys within the zone and between zones. The zone key is the shared key between the zone members and the zone manager. For intra-zone communication, a lightweight authentication operation is performed between zone members and the zone manager. If the authentication operation is successful, the key generation process is performed within the zone. The inter-zone key is shared between both of the manager nodes and is used for inter-zone communication. The performance of the proposed method is compared with the Zhang et al. ( 2016); the EDAK (Athmani et al., 2019), DKMS (Yousefpoor & Barati, 2020), SSEKMS (Kumar et al., 2021), and ADPK (Ahlawat & Dave, 2021) methods show the proposed method's better performance.

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“…Euclid's and fuzzy logic theorems are combined to perform key publications which ultimately show better evaluation results [14]. In terms of key delivery, fuzzy logic is also used to secure keys that are transmitted through wireless sensor network devices [21]. Fuzzy logic is also combined with the Diffie Helman technique to secure the key sent to the recipient [22].…”

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Systematic Literature Review of the Role of Fuzzy Logic in the Development of Cryptographic and Steganographic Techniques

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Lestariningsih

Redjeki

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The rapid technological revolution had an impact on a variety of information security techniques. This will be important because information can be confidential to some entities that communicate with each other. Internet in intelligent technology will be a loophole for cryptanalysts to look for information vulnerabilities. Cryptography is a method of securing data and information which is currently still supported by the development of the method. However, the data and information that are secured will still have vulnerabilities in their delivery. The combination of fuzzy logic techniques with cryptographic techniques has been applied to support the improvement of information security. This study applies a systematic literature review method, to find articles that combine the two fields. The purpose of this study is to see the development of information security techniques with a fuzzy logic approach. As a result, it is found that the development of cryptographic and steganographic techniques that utilize fuzzy logic to help improve information security. In addition, the use of fuzzy logic is also not limited to increasing security. Fuzzy logic also plays a role in selecting the best key and password and issuing random numbers from a Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNG).

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DSKMS: a dynamic smart key management system based on fuzzy logic in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 45 publications

References 35 publications

An Efficient and Secure Session Key Management Scheme in Wireless Sensor Network

An Efficient and Secure Session Key Management Scheme in Wireless Sensor Network

A hierarchical key management and authentication method for wireless sensor networks

Systematic Literature Review of the Role of Fuzzy Logic in the Development of Cryptographic and Steganographic Techniques

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