ECM-IBS: A Chebyshev Map-Based Broadcast Authentication for Wireless Sensor Networks

Luo, Yuling; Liu, Yunqi; Liu, Junxiu; Ouyang, Xue; Cao, Yi; Ding, Xuemei

doi:10.1142/s0218127419501189

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“…Whilst, the peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) measurement is commonly utilized to assess the quality of restored images. The formulas (10) and (11)…”

Section: Plain Image Sensitivity (Analysis Of Differential Attack)mentioning

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Combined Chebyshev and logistic maps to generate pseudorandom number generator for internet of things

Jassim

Farhan

2022

IJECE

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<span>Sensitive data exchanging among things over the Internet must be protected by a powerful cryptographic system. Conventional cryptographic such as advanced encryption standard (AES), and respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) are not effective enough to protect internet of things (IoT) because of certain inveterate IoT properties like limited memory, computation, and bandwidth. Nowadays, chaotic maps with high sensitivity to initial conditions, strong ergodicity, and non-periodicity have been widely used in IoT security applications. So, it is suitable for IoT. Also, in a stream cipher method, the user needs to deliver the keystream to all clients in advance. Consequently, this paper proposed a method to solve the keys distribution problem based on combine both Chebyshev and logistic maps techniques as well as a master key to generate a random key. The suggested method was compared with the other stream cipher algorithms (Chacha20, RC4, Salsa20) by utilizing the same plaintext and master key as input parameters and the results were successful in the statistical national institute of standards and technology (NIST) test. Simultaneously, the suggestion was evaluated through different evaluation methods like statistical NIST test, histogram, Shannon entropy, correlation coefficient analysis, keyspace and key sensitivity, and others. All mentioned tests are passed successfully. Therefore, the suggested approach was proved it is effective in security issues.</span>

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“…Whilst, the peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) measurement is commonly utilized to assess the quality of restored images. The formulas (10) and (11)…”

Section: Plain Image Sensitivity (Analysis Of Differential Attack)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Consequently, Chebyshev's chaotic map-based schemes used reduced battery life and small computation capacity. Therefore, it is more suited for IoT devices [11]. The logistic map is a one-dimensional recursive mapping that creates chaos in the system by producing pseudo-random numbers.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Combined Chebyshev and logistic maps to generate pseudorandom number generator for internet of things

Jassim

Farhan

2022

IJECE

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“…Like regular hashes, keyed variants can ensure the integrity of a message, though this is extended further to provide authentication (by use of a key) for the message. In Ref [36], authors have utilised chaotic map i.e., Chebyshev for broadcast authentication and chaos-based hashing. All broadcast messages were authenticated via chaos maps.…”

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An authentication protocol based on chaos and zero knowledge proof

2020

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Port Knocking is a method for authenticating clients through a closed stance firewall, and authorising their requested actions, enabling severs to offer services to authenticated clients, without opening ports on the firewall. Advances in port knocking have resulted in an increase of complexity in design, preventing port knocking solutions from realising their potential. This paper proposes a novel port knocking solution, named Crucible, which is a secure method of authentication, with high usability and features of stealth, allowing servers and services to remain hidden and protected. Crucible is a stateless solution, only requiring the client memorise a command, the server's IP and a chosen password. The solution is forwarded as a method for protecting servers against attacks ranging from port scans, to zero-day exploitation. To act as a random oracle for both client and server, cryptographic hashes were generated through chaotic systems.

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“…Shim et al [35] proposed an identity-based broadcast authentication scheme called EIBAS using ID-based signature. Similarly, a Chebyshev-map-based broadcast authentication is presented by Luo et al, which also uses IDbased signature [8]. However, the overhead of ID-based signature is higher than symmetric primitive.…”

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“…For effectively acquiring and perceiving data from massive sensors, the base station (or edge server) usually sends commands or application updating data packets to vast sensor nodes through broadcasting. It is necessary for sensor nodes to authenticate the identity of the sender, together with the validity and integrity of these messages [8][9][10][11].…”

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An Improved Broadcast Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on the Self-Reinitializable Hash Chains

Huang

Xiao

et al. 2020

Security and Communication Networks

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Broadcast authentication is a fundamental security primitive in wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which is a critical sensing component of IoT. Although symmetric-key-based μTESLA protocol has been proposed, some concerns about the difficulty of predicting the network lifecycle in advance and the security problems caused by an overlong long hash chain still remain. This paper presents a scalable broadcast authentication scheme named DH-μTESLA, which is an extension and improvement of μTESLA and Multilevel μTESLA, to achieve several vital properties, such as infinite lifecycle of hash chains, security authentication, scalability, and strong tolerance of message loss. The proposal consists of the t,n-threshold-based self-reinitializable hash chain scheme (SRHC-TD) and the d-left-counting-Bloom-filter-based authentication scheme (AdlCBF). In comparison to other broadcast authentication protocols, our proposal achieves more security properties such as fresh node’s participation and DoS resistance. Furthermore, the reinitializable hash chain constructed in SRHC-TD is proved to be secure and has less computation and communication overhead compared with typical solutions, and efficient storage is realized based on AdlCBF, which can also defend against DoS attacks.

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ECM-IBS: A Chebyshev Map-Based Broadcast Authentication for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 40 publications

Combined Chebyshev and logistic maps to generate pseudorandom number generator for internet of things

Combined Chebyshev and logistic maps to generate pseudorandom number generator for internet of things

An authentication protocol based on chaos and zero knowledge proof

An Improved Broadcast Authentication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on the Self-Reinitializable Hash Chains

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