New key management scheme based on pool-hash for WSN and IoT

Msolli, Amina; Ajmi, Nader; Helali, Abdelhamid; Gassoumi, Abdelaziz; Maâref, H.; Mghaieth, Ridha

doi:10.1016/j.jisa.2022.103415

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“…More recently in Msolli et al, 36 a key management based on pool‐hash is presented. This scheme is based on the RKP scheme 32 .…”

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AdaPtive and rObust Key pre‐distribution for multi‐phase IoT networks

Messai

2024

Int J Communication

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SummaryInternet of Things (IoT) networks continue to be deployed and play a crucial role in our daily life. Thus, ensuring their security is of utmost importance. This necessitates the use of cryptographic materials to maintain the confidentiality of exchanged data between IoT devices (or sensor nodes). The key component of these cryptographic materials is the encryption and decryption keys. In resource‐constrained networks like sensor and IoT networks, employing symmetric pairwise keys offers a trade‐off between resource saving and security. However, symmetric cryptosystems suffer from node compromising attacks. In addition, such networks often require the post‐deployment of new IoT devices either periodically or based on specific use cases leading to a multi‐phase IoT networks. So, key establishment is required to secure newly added node communications. This paper presents an adaPtive and rObust Key pre‐distribution (POK) that enables key establishment between deployed nodes. POK enhances the generation and pre‐loading of keys in sensor nodes. The fundamental concept of POK involves pre‐loading newly added IoT or sensor nodes with pairwise keys computed using a hash function and taking into account the expected number of future post‐deployments. Through a comparative analysis with related works, POK minimizes communication overhead, eliminates the need for time synchronization, and offers an energy‐efficient scheme. Furthermore, POK offers a resilience to node compromising attack by the self‐healing property, where compromised nodes have a limited effect on the network, and newly deployed nodes remain unaffected.

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“…More recently in Msolli et al, 36 a key management based on pool‐hash is presented. This scheme is based on the RKP scheme 32 .…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

AdaPtive and rObust Key pre‐distribution for multi‐phase IoT networks

Messai

2024

Int J Communication

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“…To improve security, the authentication schema involves integrating encryption techniques, such as ''RSA-based public key cryptosystem'' [60], ''Secure Hash Agorithm (SHA)'' [61], ''Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)'' [62], and ''Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)'' [63]. In recent years, ''access control, authentication and key management'' are widely-used two main security mechanisms in providing security in IoT-enabled environments [64], [65], [66], [67], [68], [69], [70], [71], [72], [73], [74], [75], [76], [77], [78], [79], [80].…”

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Blockchain Integration for IoT-Enabled V2X Communications: A Comprehensive Survey, Security Issues and Challenges

Rao,

Jangirala,

Pedada

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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In V2X (vehicle-to-everything) communication, there is a two-way communication among the vehicle(s) and other Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled smart devices around it that may change how we need to drive. Due to the advancement of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and the rapid development of IoT in transportation, traditional applications are converted to intelligent applications. In V2X communications, the collected information from the IoT smart devices and other sources passes through low-latency, high-bandwidth, high-reliability links. With the future adoption of the 5th generation mobile network (5G) and beyond networks, V2X continues to produce a huge volume of data. However, collecting and storing data securely in blockchain-based storage are extremely needed for immutability and transparency. In this survey article, the convergence of IoT, V2X and blockchain technologies, and various security challenges and their countermeasures are discussed. Next, we discuss various V2X applications and their respective services. Moreover, IoT-V2X architecture and its enabling technologies are discussed in this article. In addition, we also provide a comprehensive analysis of various security mechanisms. Finally, we provide some important challenges and issues of Blockchain for Intelligent Transportation System (BITS).INDEX TERMS Vehicle-to-everything (V2X), Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, attacks, security.

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“… Najafi & Babaie (2023) proposed approach, a lightweight hierarchical key management approach, generating shorter and more secure keys due to the use of a hierarchical structure based on the position and remaining energy of nodes. Msolli et al (2023) proposed the key management scheme with pool-hash for the establishment, which exposes a new key pool contains original keys and other hashed admit the same identities thus new session keys transmitted in sensors nodes are established during the discovery and path key phases. Taurshia et al (2022) presented a novel Group Key Management scheme for Low-Resource Devices (GKM-LRD) to offer key management service to groups in IoT applications.…”

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Dynamic coefficient symmetric polynomial-based secure key management scheme for Internet of Things (IoT) networks

Liu,

Luo

2023

PeerJ Computer Science

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Background With the extensive application and continuous expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT), the access of a large number of resource-limited nodes makes the IoT application face a variety of security vulnerabilities and efficiency limitations, and the operating efficiency and security of IoT are greatly challenged. Key management is the core element of network security and one of the most challenging security problems faced by wireless sensor networks. A suitable key management scheme can effectively defend against network security threats. However, among the key management schemes that have been proposed so far, most of them do not take into account the efficiency in terms of connectivity rate and resource overhead, and some of them even have security risks. Methods In this article, based on the symmetric polynomial algorithm, a dynamic coefficient symmetric polynomial key management scheme is proposed to better solve the IoT security problem. In this scheme, the nodes’ IDs are mapped into the elements of the shared matrix M by the identity mapping algorithm, and these elements are used to construct polynomials P(x,y) to generate pairwise keys. The communicating nodes have their own coefficients of P(x,y) and thus have higher connectivity. Results The overall performance evaluation shows that the scheme significantly improves the resilience against node capture and effectively reduces the communication and storage overheads compared to the previous schemes. Moreover, the scheme overcomes the λ-security of symmetric polynomial key management scheme, and is able to provide a large pool of polynomials for wireless sensor networks, facilitating large-scale application of nodes.

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New key management scheme based on pool-hash for WSN and IoT

Cited by 8 publications

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AdaPtive and rObust Key pre‐distribution for multi‐phase IoT networks

AdaPtive and rObust Key pre‐distribution for multi‐phase IoT networks

Blockchain Integration for IoT-Enabled V2X Communications: A Comprehensive Survey, Security Issues and Challenges

Dynamic coefficient symmetric polynomial-based secure key management scheme for Internet of Things (IoT) networks

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