Modeling and analysis of IEEE 802.16 PKM Protocols using CasperFDR

Xu, Sen; Huang, Chin‐Tser; Matthews, Manton M.

doi:10.1109/iswcs.2008.4726137

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“…Verifying security protocols using Casper/FDR. The proposed protocols are verified using formal methods based on CSP [9], which is a formal language to describe the interactions and states in concurrent systems, it has been used to model communicating and security protocols as in [4,17,18] and [19]. To verify the CSP models, model checkers such as the FDR [10] is used.…”

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A formal analysis of authentication protocols for mobile devices in next generation networks

Aiash

2014

Concurrency and Computation

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Summary Next Generation Networks comprise a wide variety of access technologies such as 2G/3G, WLAN as well as the Long‐Term Evolution (LTE) networks. In this environment, mobile devices are expected to store sensitive data and represent users to access the underlying networks and connect to a wide variety of sensitive servers. It is crucial, in this sense, for end users to trust their mobile devices and for all transactions using them to be secure. Therefore, a number of communication frameworks in Next Generation Networks have been working on designing device authentication protocols that achieve mutual authentication between users and mobile terminals. This paper analyses some of these protocols and introduces two new device authentication protocols, verifies them using formal methods approach and discusses how they achieved desired security proprieties. The performance analysis highlights another advantage of the proposed protocols. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A formal analysis of authentication protocols for mobile devices in next generation networks

Aiash

2014

Concurrency and Computation

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“…Casper/FDR has been used to model communication and security protocols as in [7], [8], [9]. The CASPER's input file that describes the systems consists of eight headers as explained in Table I: B. Desired Security Features for AKA protocols…”

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A Formally Verified Device Authentication Protocol Using Casper/FDR

Aiash

Mapp

Phan

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2012 IEEE 11th International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications

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Abstract-For communication in Next Generation Networks, highly-developed mobile devices will enable users to store and manage a lot of credentials on their terminals. Furthermore, these terminals will represent and act on behalf of users when accessing different networks and connecting to a wide variety of services. In this situation, it is essential for users to trust their terminals and for all transactions using them to be secure. This paper analyses a number of the Authentication and Key Agreement protocols between the users and mobile terminals, then proposes a novel device authentication protocol. The proposed protocol is analysed and verified using a formal methods approach based on Casper/FDR compiler.

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“…Security verification of protocols using communication sequential process (CSP) [20], failure divergence refinement (FDR) [21] and Symbolic Analysis Laboratory (SAL) [22] in discovering attacks have been applied in some studies such as [23] and [24]. However, the modeling of protocols and associated properties in CSP or SAL is very error prone and complicated.…”

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Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

Ramezani¹,

Sithirasenan²,

Su³

2016

IEEE Access

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Future wireless networks will exploit a variety of wireless technologies to provide ubiquities connectivity to mobile devices in the form of cellular, Wireless Local Area Networks, and femtocells. Inevitably, future wireless networks will be diverse in nature, employing a number of different techniques to associate the hand held devices that are deemed to use the network. Furthermore, mobile users seek for seamless connectivity, while roaming in the midst of different networks. This requires the mobile device and the wireless networks be capable of performing a vertical handover, when the mobile nodes find themselves in the vicinity of a foreign network. Regardless of the technological challenges in terms of security, data integrity and mutual authentication between participating agents remain a significant concern in heterogeneous networks. This paper explores these concerns by examining a number of solutions proposed for vertical handover, and identifies EAP Reauthentication Protocol (ERP) as a technology-independent flexible mechanism for a vertical handover. EAP-ERP satisfies the mobility requirements of future hand held devices while promising the desired security futures. In view of thoroughly exploring EAP-ERP, Casper/FDR has been used in this paper to analyze its security properties under various conditions. The results indicate that despite the initial perception, EAP-ERP lacks mutual authentication between agents, while the integrity of keying material is adequately protected.INDEX TERMS Heterogeneous networks, vertical handover, formal verification, security verification, Casper.

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Modeling and analysis of IEEE 802.16 PKM Protocols using CasperFDR

Cited by 22 publications

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A formal analysis of authentication protocols for mobile devices in next generation networks

A formal analysis of authentication protocols for mobile devices in next generation networks

A Formally Verified Device Authentication Protocol Using Casper/FDR

Formal Security Analysis of EAP-ERP Using Casper

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