Lightweight and privacy-preserving RFID authentication scheme for distributed IoT infrastructure with secure localization services for smart city environment

Gope, Prosanta; Amin, Ruhul; Islam, Salekul; Kumar, Neeraj; Bhalla, Vinod K.

doi:10.1016/j.future.2017.06.023

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“…In general, current logistics schemes lack face to face package checking procedures and rely on buyers to ensure that packages are intact upon receipt. In addition, the security issues of RFID systems are not completely suitable for the scheme proposed in this study [8]. Instead, this study uses ECC (elliptic curve cryptography) to generate session keys that are used to secure data transmissions and the BAN logic model [9] to prove the correctness of the proposed scheme with mutual authentication.…”

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Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

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Presently, E-commerce has developed rapidly as a result of many services and applications integrating e-commerce technologies offered online. Buyers can buy goods online and sellers can then deliver the goods to them. Logistics therefore plays an important role in online e-commerce applications, with a focus on rapid delivery, the integrity of goods, and the privacy of personal information. Previous studies have proposed secure mechanisms for the transfer of electronic cash and digital content, in which only the sender and the receiver know the secret information hidden in the signature. However, they did not consider requirements such as the anonymous and lightweight verification in the logistics architecture. Therefore, this study designs a secure logistics system, with anonymous and lightweight verification, in order to meet the following requirements: Mutual authentication, non-repudiation, anonymity, integrity and a low overhead for the logistics environment. A buyer could check the goods and know if the parcel has been exchanged by a malicious person. Moreover, the proposed scheme not only presents a solution to meet the logistics system's requirements, but also to reduce both computational and communication costs.

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“…This collision challenge is known as tag-collision, as well as the resolution procedures are named anti-collision algorithms. 3,4 The tags categorized into the passive and active types. The tag in passive type is free of built-in button battery to support their communication operations.…”

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An anti‐collision algorithm based on balanced incomplete block design in RFID systems

Chekin

Hosseinzadeh

Khademzadeh

2019

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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An important challenge in radio frequency identification (RFID) systems is the collision concern. When an interrogator send a request, it has several tags to answer to in its transmission range, and a tag collision has occurred. The interrogator must be able to recognize tags as rapidly as possible. A collision problem is a powerconsuming occurrence that diminishes the operation of RFID structure. This article proposes a tag anti-collision power-clustering RFID algorithm for all tag identification. The tags are boundaries into the several power level clusters based on distances of the reader. Specifically, in the proposed algorithm, tags and readers use of balanced incomplete blocks design (BIBD) to reach a fast identification. In a BIBD matrix, any two columns intersect exactly in one component that makes it possible for easy transmission of any two tags via the tag's identification in their read cycles. The aim of this article is to propose a joint organization that while decreases power consumption increases the working lifetime of RFID structure. The reader can get each tag ID by distinguishing each unit of BIBD symbols, one by one. The use of proposed algorithm brings about a great improvement in the power consumption and identification time. K E Y W O R D S algorithm, collision, power consumption, RFID

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“…Authentication is one of the security approaches to safeguard systems. From the literature [26], [27] and [28], it understood that most of the RFID critical applications followed RFID based authentication for security. Considering the case study such as SMART HOME in this paper, we investigated further and came to know different scenarios that may occur in access control mechanism of this use case.…”

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A Multi-Modal Cloud-Assisted Authentication for Security in RFID Critical IoT Applications

Mohammad¹,

Babu²

2019

International Journal of Simulation: Systems, Science &Amp; Technology

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Most of Radio Frequency Identification, RFID, critical applications follow RFID based authentication for security. In this paper we consider case studies such as Smart Home to investigate different scenarios that may occur in access control mechanism. Access to smart home is controlled by an authentication system using RFID based approaches in existing systems. Among the different possible scenarios in the access control mechanism, we concentrate on three: i) the first one is the case in which an authorized person carries authorized RFID tag to enter into a smart home, ii) the second case is that an unauthorized person carries an authorized RFID tag (probably stolen RFID tag), and iii) the third case is that an unauthorized person carries an unauthorized RFID tag.

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Lightweight and privacy-preserving RFID authentication scheme for distributed IoT infrastructure with secure localization services for smart city environment

Cited by 148 publications

References 26 publications

Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

Design of a Logistics System with Privacy and Lightweight Verification

An anti‐collision algorithm based on balanced incomplete block design in RFID systems

A Multi-Modal Cloud-Assisted Authentication for Security in RFID Critical IoT Applications

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