FANET: Communication, mobility models and security issues

Chriki, Amira; Touati, Haifa; Snoussi, Hichem; Kamoun, Farouk

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2019.106877

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“…A UAV communication control system has the following main security requirements and known attacks [11,[13][14][15]19,20,25]:…”

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“…The traditional security issues are availability, authentication, integrity, and confidentiality, which have become targets that the attacker wants to break. [11]. Legitimate UAVs suffer from malicious UAVs by implanting the incorrect information into their sensors.…”

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“…Mutual authentication: this ensures that only legitimate parties are allowed to participate in the UAV network. There are two types of authentication services: node authentication and message authentication [11,19,20,25]. In order to ensure the communication security.…”

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“…Integrity: preventing the altering GPS coordinates or disseminating of false information [25], thus ensuring the consistent and uncompromising adherence of data message over their whole passage through the flying networks [11,19,20] • Confidentiality: Only the authorized UAVs are allowed to access the data packets [11,13,19,20,25].…”

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“…• Identity anonymity: The UAV communication control system should keep identity anonymity from the attacker to ensure the users real identity is not obtained from eavesdropped or captured messages [11]. • Availability: The UAV communication control system should be always available to provide all services in any time and in any conditions [11,25]…”

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A Traceable and Privacy-Preserving Authentication for UAV Communication Control System

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In recent years, the concept of the Internet of Things has been introduced. Information, communication, and network technology can be integrated, so that the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from consumer leisure and entertainment toys can be utilized in high value commercial, agricultural, and defense field applications, and become a killer product. In this paper, a traceable and privacy-preserving authentication is proposed to integrate the elliptic curve cryptography (ECC), digital signature, hash function, and other cryptography mechanisms for UAV application. For sensitive areas, players must obtain flight approval from the ground control station before they can control the UAV in these areas. The traditional cryptography services such as integrity, confidentiality, anonymity, availability, privacy, non-repudiation, defense against DoS (Denial-of-Service) attack, and spoofing attack can be ensured. The feasibility of mutual authentication was proved by BAN logic. In addition, the computation cost and the communication cost of the proposed scheme were analyzed. The proposed scheme provides a novel application field.

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Algorithms to Mitigate Cyber Security Threats by Employing Intelligent Machine Learning Models in the Design of IoT‐Aided Drones

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Internet of Flying Things security: A systematic review

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Zamirnaddafi

Rezabakhsh

2022

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Summary Today, with the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) can play a significant role in terms of stability, reliability, connectivity, and coverage. The integration of UAVs and IoT led to the Internet of Flying Things (IoFT). Internet of drones (IoD) is an infrastructure that provides access and control over the Internet between users and drones. One of the most critical challenges in IoFT and IoD is security. In this article, a systematic review is proposed to analyze the existing literature in the field of IoFT and IoD security. We explain the research methodology including the article selection process and the search queries. Thirteen articles were selected out of 166 articles that were published between 2019 and September 2021. Furthermore, the security approaches in the selected articles are classified into five main categories: security vulnerability and eavesdropping, security realization by Blockchain, secure trajectory and secure communication link, authentication and privacy approaches, and security‐enhanced resource allocation. The main ideas, advantages, disadvantages, the employed tools, and evaluation parameters of each selected article are also discussed in detail. Finally, we point out the open issues and orientations of future researches.

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FANET: Communication, mobility models and security issues

Cited by 182 publications

References 55 publications

A Traceable and Privacy-Preserving Authentication for UAV Communication Control System

A Traceable and Privacy-Preserving Authentication for UAV Communication Control System

Algorithms to Mitigate Cyber Security Threats by Employing Intelligent Machine Learning Models in the Design of IoT‐Aided Drones

Internet of Flying Things security: A systematic review

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