On application of Host Identity Protocol in wireless sensor networks

Khurri, Andrey; Kuptsov, Dmitriy; Gurtov, Andrei

doi:10.1109/mass.2010.5663902

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“…This measure can protect against evil initiators exhausting the responder by flooding I1 packets in a looping script, like TCP SYN attack. Although the effectiveness of puzzle mechanism is unclear in practice [13], we find it can relax the responder in dealing with aggressive packet retransmission in the noisy environment. ECDH handshake creates symmetric encryption key for subsequent data transmissions.…”

Section: Security Analysismentioning

confidence: 91%

“…Host Identity Protocol (HIP) [11], an IETF standard, introduces a new protocol layer to establish secure signaling channel with inherent support for mobility. This protocol employs ECC [12] and has proven its feasibility on the real sensor node [13]. HIP Diet Exchange (HIP DEX) [14] is a variant of the HIP Base Exchange (HIP BEX) specifically designed for sensor devices with fewer cryptographic primitives.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Performance analysis of HIP diet exchange for WSN security establishment

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Aura

et al. 2011

Proceedings of the 7th ACM Symposium on QoS and Security for Wireless and Mobile Networks

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Wireless Sensor Nodes are powered by limited batteries and equipped with constrained processor and memory. Therefore, security protocol must be highly efficient to fit WSNs. Meanwhile, considering the large variety of WSN applications and wide deployment, scalability and interoperability are two important concerns of adopting standardized communication protocols. HIP DEX, an IETF Internet draft, provides a generic solution to establish secure connections in WSNs. In this paper, we investigate the security features of HIP DEX based on several practical attack models. We evaluate the performance efficiency of HIP DEX in terms of energy consumption and computing latency on an experimental prototype. Our empirical results show that HIP DEX is applicable for resource constrained sensor nodes to establish hop-by-hop secure connection. In order to reinforce identity protection, we also propose tentative improvements to HIP DEX. Finally, we compare HIP DEX with SSL/TLS to highlight their respective advantages in different WSN architectures.

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Section: Security Analysismentioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Performance analysis of HIP diet exchange for WSN security establishment

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Aura

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Proceedings of the 7th ACM Symposium on QoS and Security for Wireless and Mobile Networks

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“…The [19] base station in the wireless sensor network behaves as gateway between the network and external communication. The Base station is considered to be node having capability to reach wide communication range.…”

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“…A sensor [18] node is the core component of a WSN which can take on multiple roles in a network, such as sensing; data storage; routing; and data processing. It is [19] assumed that sensor nodes has unique-id and are distributed randomly distributed across the network.…”

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An hybrid secure scheme for secure transmission in grid based Wireless Sensor Network

Anand

Nagaraja

2015

2015 IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC)

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In a Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) the sensor nodes are placed in an environment depending on the applications where secure communication is in high demand. To ensure the privacy and safety of data transactions in the network, a unique identification for the nodes and secure key for transportation have become major concerns. In order to establish a secure communication channel in the network, care and address the recourse constraints related to the devices and the scalability of the network when designing a secure key management. An approach for secure communication channel establishment is made in order to suite the functional and architectural features of WSNs. Here a hybrid key management scheme for symmetric key cryptography is attempted to establish a secure communication. An ECC and DH based key management and a certificate generation scheme, where the key is generated to decrypt the certificates to establish link for communication in the network. The hybrid scheme is tested based on amount of energy consumed and security analysis by simulation.

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“…A host identity tag is attached with each nodes in the MANET for achieving authenticity and availability in the network [2]. One of authenticity protocol widely used in wireless networks are Host Identity Protocol(HIP) whch hides information about the source and destination nodes and prevents the tracking of trusted links between them.…”

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Anonymous and Secured Communication Using OLSR in MANET

Azeez

Isaac

Thampi

2011

Advances in Computing and Communications

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Mobile ad hoc network termed as MANET is an adhoc network with self configuring mobile devices connected by wireless links. Currently, MANET had a greater impact on secured communication as it is a part of the ubiquitous network. Each node in the MANET is acting as a router itself. Routing in wireless ad hoc networks are vulnerable to traffic analysis, link spoofing, wormhole attacks and denial of service attacks as it is of infrastructure less and having highly dynamic topology. Anonymity mechanisms is used to protect the nodes against these attacks by concealing identification information of the nodes, links, traffic flows and network topology information etc. For a secured communication, secured routing and anonymity to the nodes is essential in adhoc networks. MANET security issues includes provisions and policies adopted to prevent and monitor unauthorized access to the network and to the data. Several efficient protocols are proposed specifically for MANET, from these, optimised link state routing protocol is suited for large and huge dense network. The current OLSR scheme assumes the nodes are to be trusted nodes and the anonymity is not achieved yet through OLSR. The proposed solution is for achieving anonymity and security in MANET by implementing four way handshaking between two nodes using Host Identity Protocol and integrate it with OLSR for secured routing. The technique expected to have a less message overhead by compared to classical flooding mechanisms and increase the security level with a preferrable bit rate. Overall, the technique provides anonymity and security in the MANET environment.

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On application of Host Identity Protocol in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

Performance analysis of HIP diet exchange for WSN security establishment

Performance analysis of HIP diet exchange for WSN security establishment

An hybrid secure scheme for secure transmission in grid based Wireless Sensor Network

Anonymous and Secured Communication Using OLSR in MANET

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