IoT Devices Proximity Authentication In Ad Hoc Network Environment

AlQahtani, Ali Abdullah S.; Alamleh, Hosam; Smadi, Baker Al

doi:10.1109/iemtronics55184.2022.9795787

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“…Blockchain: This domain distinguishes itself with a significant 12% contribution, as evidenced by research papers [6,14,[43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52] centering on secure authentication through decentralized identity, smart contracts, and cryptographic measures. The focus lies on fortifying security through innovative approaches.…”

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Exploring Authentication Paradigms in the Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Scoping Review

Kamarudin,

Suhaimi,

Nor Rashid

et al. 2024

Symmetry

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In the rapidly expanding domain of the Internet of Things (IoT), ensuring the implementation of robust security measures such as authentication has become paramount to safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining the integrity of connected devices. Symmetry in the IoT commonly denotes the uniformity or equilibrium in data distribution and processing across devices or nodes in a network. Leveraging symmetric patterns can enhance the robustness and scalability of IoT authentication. This scoping review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of recent developments in authentication techniques within the IoT paradigm. It subsequently presents recent research on various IoT authentication schemes, organized around several key research questions. The objective is to decipher the intricacies associated with authentication in the IoT by employing a multi-criteria classification approach. This involves a comprehensive analysis of existing authentication protocols, delineating their respective advantages and disadvantages, and gaining insights into the associated security concerns. The research questions highlighted in the review aim to probe the present scenario of authentication systems utilized in IoT, with a focus on identifying trends and discerning shifts. This review synthesizes insights from scholarly articles to provide a roadmap for future research in IoT authentication. It functions as a valuable resource for establishing theoretical foundations and provides practical implications applicable to practitioners, policymakers, and researchers alike. By elucidating the intricacies of IoT authentication, this review cultivates a profound understanding of the transformative potential and the multifaceted challenges. It establishes the foundation for resilient security measures essential for the sustainable growth of the Internet of Things.

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Section: Types Of Publication Channelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Authentication Paradigms in the Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Scoping Review

Kamarudin,

Suhaimi,

Nor Rashid

et al. 2024

Symmetry

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“…In [ 24 ], the authors propose two-factor authentication within an IoT system based on elliptic curves and they prove that the system is secure against sensor node captured attack. The authors of [ 25 ] propose an interesting approach for authentication; in their system, a “safe” area is defined in the proximity of a central point. If an IoT device that is outside that area tries to connect to the system, it is then rejected.…”

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“…From a security perspective, the analyzed related work, ref. [ 25 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ], do not provide at the same time security against selective identity chosen-plaintext attack, and reply attack, anonymity, and unlinkability.…”

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“…The median of the values, rounded to the nearest percent, and n = 100 are taken into consideration. References: AlQahtani2022 [ 25 ], Karthikeyan2019 [ 28 ], Chen2020 [ 29 ], Xie2021 [ 30 ], Butt2021 [ 31 ].…”

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“… Execution time of the TLS handshake using the MICAz sensor without outliers and which has more than 25% from the median. References: AlQahtani2022 [ 25 ], Karthikeyan2019 [ 28 ], Chen2020 [ 29 ], Xie2021 [ 30 ], Butt2021 [ 31 ]. …”

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Elliptic Curve-Based Query Authentication Protocol for IoT Devices Aided by Blockchain

Nita

Mihăilescu

2023

Sensors

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Digital transformation has increased its proportion in the last few years and the Internet-on-Things (IoT) domain is not an exception, with more and more devices or sensors being connected to the Internet and transmitting different types of data. Usually, being part of more complex IT systems, it must be ensured that the IoT devices transmitting the data are authenticated components of the system before sending the data to a storage server. However, usually, IoT devices have limited computing power, therefore all of the work that they are doing should not be too expensive in terms of computations. This is the case for the authentication mechanism, too. Having this context, in this paper, we propose an authentication mechanism for IoT devices based on elliptic curves, which are known as having a low computational cost compared to other techniques used in cryptography that provide the same level of security. The proposed system includes a blockchain network that will verify the identity of the device which tries to connect within the system to send the data to the storage server, a process that will be made together with the storage server. Once the identity is valid, the blockchain records the transaction and the storage server initiates the data transmission process. Besides including a lightweight authentication mechanism, the proposed method has several other important properties due to it using the blockchain network. Compared to the related work that we analyzed, we show that the proposed authentication mechanism is secure against common attacks designed for IoT devices. The performance analysis shows that the authentication query made by the IoT device takes place in less than a second on both a MSP430F1611 microcontroller and a MICAz sensor.

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Device-specific security challenges and solution in IoT edge computing: a review

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IoT Devices Proximity Authentication In Ad Hoc Network Environment

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

Exploring Authentication Paradigms in the Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Scoping Review

Exploring Authentication Paradigms in the Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Scoping Review

Elliptic Curve-Based Query Authentication Protocol for IoT Devices Aided by Blockchain

Device-specific security challenges and solution in IoT edge computing: a review

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