FastHand: A fast handover authentication protocol for densely deployed small-cell networks

Roy, Prasanta Kumar; Sahu, Prashant; Bhattacharya, Ansuman

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2022.103435

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“…This section presents the security features verification as mentioned in II-C. We conduct the informal as well as the formal (Syther and GNY logic) security verification to show the proposed protocol's robustness against the identified attacks. The research carried out in [28], [29] shows that [1] is vulnerable to various attacks such as confidentiality and MiTM. [1], [30] shows that [31] does not offer the perfect forward secrecy, no formal verification, and confidentiality.…”

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A Novel Authentication Protocol for 5G gNodeBs in Service Migration Scenarios of MEC

Ranaweera,

Yadav,

Liyanage

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Dependable and Secure Comput.

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Edge computing paradigms were an expedient innovation for elevating the contemporary standards of mobile and Internet networks. As specified in Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) standardization, edge computing serviceable infrastructures are running on virtualization technologies to provide dynamic and flexible service instances. Since the inception and operation of the services are executing at the edge level gNodeBs (gN Bs), migration of services between gN Bs is an imminent occurrence in edge computing that is contriving challenges to its feasible deployment. Security and service level latency requirements are vital parameters for such service migration operations conducted through gN B to gN B (g2g) connecting channels. In this paper, our focus is to ensure identity verification among the parties involved in a service migration through authentication and to secure the migrating content through a robust g2g channel establishment. Our proposed authentication protocol was designed in accordance with the MEC architectural standardization. We have verified the proposed protocol employing four different formal verification techniques: Scyther and AVISPA verification tools, GNY and ROR logical approaches. Further, we have developed the proposed protocol in a test-bed environment emulating the MEC system with an integrated 5G Core network.

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A Novel Authentication Protocol for 5G gNodeBs in Service Migration Scenarios of MEC

Ranaweera,

Yadav,

Liyanage

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Dependable and Secure Comput.

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“…Aiming at the problem that the authentication vector is not protected, Prasanta et al [12] used symmetric keys to protect the pre shared key and achieve forward security, but this protocol increases the cost of maintaining the key. Du et al [13] proposed that the identity and authentication messages are generated by a hash function to generate a group authentication message, which can avoid the plaintext transmission of the authentication vector, but this method does not solve the security of user identity authentication and key negotiation in the group.…”

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Improved SRP algorithm and bidirectional heterogeneous LTE‐R authentication key

Chen

Chang

2023

IET Communications

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Due to the problems that International Mobile Subscriber Identity is not encrypted during transmission, key disclosure, and high authentication overhead in Evolved Packet System‐Authentication and Key Agreement, the next generation of high‐speed railway Long‐Term Evolution for Railway train ground authentication protocol, this paper describes the improved Secure Remote Password algorithm and two‐way heterogeneous Long‐Term Evolution for Railway authentication key agreement scheme. First, the improved Secure Remote Password algorithm is used to encrypt the message transmission between User Equipment and Mobility Management Entity, solving the problem of International Mobile Subscriber Identity being not encrypted during transmission. Then, a two‐way heterogeneous digital signature method of Public Key Infrastructure and Identity‐Based Cryptosystem is proposed to authenticate and negotiate with the Mobility Management Entity and Home Subscriber Server, which improves the security of the root key and can effectively prevent man in the middle, replay and other attacks. Finally, in the research results, the random oracle model is used to verify, and the results show that our method is superior to the comparison method in security and authentication cost, and can meet the Long‐Term Evolution for Railway communication requirements.

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Authentication in Internet of Things, protocols, attacks, and open issues: a systematic literature review

Ebrahimpour,

Babaie

2024

Int. J. Inf. Secur.

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FastHand: A fast handover authentication protocol for densely deployed small-cell networks

Cited by 11 publications

References 40 publications

A Novel Authentication Protocol for 5G gNodeBs in Service Migration Scenarios of MEC

A Novel Authentication Protocol for 5G gNodeBs in Service Migration Scenarios of MEC

Improved SRP algorithm and bidirectional heterogeneous LTE‐R authentication key

Authentication in Internet of Things, protocols, attacks, and open issues: a systematic literature review

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