IMAKA-Tate: secure and efficient privacy preserving for indoor positioning applications

Sadikin, Mohammad Fal; Kyas, Marcel

doi:10.1080/17445760.2015.1058939

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“…Our previous work in IMAKA-Tate [4] defines a novel protocol for mutual authentication and key agreement by using used cryptographic Tate pairing ternary field F 3 509 [2]. In this work, we proved that our protocol is suitable to mitigate various threats, as well as preserve the privacy in the constrained nature of Wireless Indoor Positioning (WIP) applications.…”

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Light-weight Key Management Scheme for Active RFID Applications

Sadikin¹,

Kyas²

2015

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligen

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Due to low-cost and its practical solution, the integration of RFID tag to the sensor node called smart RFID has become prominent solution in various fields including industrial applications. Nevertheless, the constrained nature of smart RFID system introduces tremendous security and privacy problem. One of them is the problem in key management system. Indeed, it is not feasible to recall all RFID tags in order to update their security properties (e.g. update their private keys). On the other hand, using common key management solution like standard TLS/SSL is too heavy-weight that can drain and overload the limited resources. Furthermore, most of existing solutions are highly susceptible to various threats reaching from privacy threats, physical attacks to various technics of Man-in-the-Middle attacks. This paper introduces novel key management system, tailored to the limited resources of smart RFID system. It proposes light-weight mutual authentication and identity protection to mitigate the existing threats.

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Light-weight Key Management Scheme for Active RFID Applications

Sadikin¹,

Kyas²

2015

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligen

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Enhancement to the Privacy-Aware Authentication for Wi-Fi Based Indoor Positioning Systems

Barriga

Yoo

Polo

2019

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Privacy-Preservation Techniques for IoT Devices: A Systematic Mapping Study

2023

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is becoming a pervasive technology entangled in everyday life. The objective of IoT is to provide ubiquitous access to numerous devices and machines on service providers. However, IoT-based devices may expose a user to various privacy and security threats. Privacypreservation techniques focus on securing any type of data transfer between different parties. We aim to deliver the current state of the art in terms of privacy-preservation techniques used for IoT devices that have been discussed in the literature. Therefore, we carried out a systematic identification of the privacy-preservation techniques for IoT devices that have been described in the cybersecurity domain.To do so, we followed rigorous guidelines to define our research protocol to increase the repeatability and reliability of our results. A set of ten research questions was created to drive the analysis of our study. This research work comprehensively analyzes and discusses the privacy-preservation techniques for IoT devices published in five different academic venues . We identified 260 studies, mostly published between 2017 and 2021, that were systematically selected from an initial set of 1394 papers. The most active research areas in privacy-preservation techniques for IoT devices discuss cryptography techniques to improve the authentication process to access IoT devices. The majority of authors presented privacypreservation techniques for IoT that involved inventory privacy threats and discussed privacy interference attacks. We comprehensively analyze and discuss the trends, gaps, and possible future research directions of the privacy-preservation techniques used for IoT devices published in different academic venues.

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IMAKA-Tate: secure and efficient privacy preserving for indoor positioning applications

Cited by 5 publications

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Light-weight Key Management Scheme for Active RFID Applications

Light-weight Key Management Scheme for Active RFID Applications

Enhancement to the Privacy-Aware Authentication for Wi-Fi Based Indoor Positioning Systems

Privacy-Preservation Techniques for IoT Devices: A Systematic Mapping Study

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