Group authentication in heterogeneous RFID networks

Sheng, Bo; Tan, Chiu C.

doi:10.1109/ths.2012.6459844

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“…Recently, some works emerged dealing with multiple tags' identification and thus are related to this work [25][26][27][28]. Yang et al [25] propose to aggregate the responses from a batch of tags on corresponding readers, and then the aggregated responses enable probabilistic verification for the batch of tags.…”

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MAP: Towards Authentication for Multiple Tags

Yao

Han

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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The prevalence of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology requires Privacy-Preserving Authentication (PPA) protocols to prevent privacy leakage during authentication. Existing PPA protocols employ the per-tag authentication, in which the reader has to sequentially authenticate the tags within the detecting region. Such a processing pattern becomes a bottleneck in current RFID enabled systems, especially for those batch-type processing applications. In this paper, we propose an efficient authentication protocol, which leverages the collaboration among multiple tags for accelerating the authentication speed. We also find that the collision, usually being considered as a negative factor, is helpful media to enable collaborative authentication among tags. Our protocol, termed as Multiple-tags privacy-preserving Authentication Protocol (MAP), authenticates a batch of tags concurrently with strong privacy and high efficiency. The analytical and simulation results show that the efficiency of MAP is better than O(log ) and asymptotically approaches O(1).

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Section: Existing Ppa Protocols and Their Limitationsmentioning

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“…However, this work focuses on tag identification other than authentication. Sheng and Tan [28] study the group authentication problem with heterogeneous RFID network. In this work, more advanced computational RFID tags are introduced helping regular tags to be authenticated to the reader.…”

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MAP: Towards Authentication for Multiple Tags

Yao

Han

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…The use of RFID technology becomes increasingly exploited in stock management [3], it allows the acceleration and simplification of the inventory process, (annual inventory, perpetual inventory, rolling inventory, auditing…), it also anticipates any warehouse articles out of stock. This technology also provides us with a better tracking, different pathing for each product owned by each firm during shipment from one firm to another.…”

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Tracking Items Through Rfid and Solving Heterogeneity Problems During a Collaboration Between Port Companies

Abid¹,

Nsiri²,

Serhane³

et al. 2016

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Abstract-In this article, we are proposing an architecture that enables improvements in various steps of the collaboration process between different port companies, based on the use of ontologies, multi-agent systems and RFIDs. This approach allows us to collect and present all the data stored in each information system, by exchanging and incorporating any data to facilitate its processing while respecting the territory regulation and compliance, and data confidentiality between all these port companies in a cooperative environment.Thanks to the use of RFID (radio frequency identification), this architecture can also deal with the process of tracking commodities belonging to any company that is included in this collaboration process, while each item will be monitored and tracked in real time.

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“…Then, the generated data is delivered to the RFID part and tags transmit it by backscattering the signal of the reader. With this computational capability, potential applicability of CRFID can be widened with sufficiently low energy consumption [5]. In this sense, CRFID is treated as a viable solution of enabling IoT networks [6].…”

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Table-Based Identification Protocol of Compuatational RFID Tags

Kim¹,

Ahn²,

Lee³

2015

Computer Science &Amp; Information Technology ( CS &Amp; IT )

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Computation RFID (CRFID) expands the limit of traditional RFID by granting computational capability to RFID tags. RFID tags are powered by Radio-Frequency (RF) energy harvesting. However, CRFID tags need extra energy and processing time than traditional RFID tags to sense the environment and generate sensing data. Therefore, Dynamic Framed Slotted ALOHA (DFSA) protocol for traditional RFID is no longer a best solution for CRFID systems. In this paper, we propose a table-based CRFID tag identification protocol considering CRFID operation. An RFID reader sends the message with the frame index. Using the frame index, CRFID tags calculate the energy requirement and processing time information to the reader along with data transmission. The RFID reader records the received information of tags into a table. After table recording is completed, the optimal frame size and proper time interval is provided based on the table. The proposed CRFID tag identification protocol is shown to enhance the identification rate and the delay via simulations.

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Group authentication in heterogeneous RFID networks

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

MAP: Towards Authentication for Multiple Tags

MAP: Towards Authentication for Multiple Tags

Tracking Items Through Rfid and Solving Heterogeneity Problems During a Collaboration Between Port Companies

Table-Based Identification Protocol of Compuatational RFID Tags

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