Performance Evaluation of No-Pairing ECC-Based KPABE on IoT Platforms

Hijawi, Ula; Ünal, Devrim; Hamila, Ridha; Gastli, Adel; Ellabban, Omar

doi:10.1109/iciot48696.2020.9089641

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“…Therefore, the scheme provides a no-pairing cryptographic solution. A previous work [31] has been presented assessing the scheme's performance in terms of execution time with increasing number of attributes.…”

Section: Implemented Ecc-based and No-pairing Kpabe Security Architecturementioning

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Lightweight KPABE Architecture Enabled in Mesh Networked Resource-Constrained IoT Devices

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Internet of Things (IoT) environments are widely employed in industrial applications including intelligent transportation systems, healthcare systems, and building energy management systems. For such environments of highly sensitive data, adapting scalable and flexible communication with efficient security is vital. Research investigated wireless Ad-hoc/mesh networking, while Attribute Based Encryption (ABE) schemes have been highly recommended for IoT. However, a combined implementation of both mesh networking and Key-Policy Attribute Based Encryption (KPABE) on resource-constrained devices has been rarely addressed. Hence, in this work, an integrated system that deploys a lightweight KPABE security built on wireless mesh networking is proposed. Implementation results show that the proposed system ensures flexibility and scalability of self-forming and cooperative mesh networking in addition to a fine-grained security access structure for IoT nodes. Moreover, the work introduces a case study of an enabled scenario at a school building for optimizing energy efficiency, in which the proposed integrated system architecture is deployed on IoT sensing and actuating devices. Therefore, the encryption attributes and access policy are well-defined, and can be adopted in relevant IoT applications.INDEX TERMS attribute based encryption, constrained-resources, cybersecurity, elliptic curves cryptography, internet of things, mesh networking This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.

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Section: Implemented Ecc-based and No-pairing Kpabe Security Architecturementioning

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Performance Comparison of Ecc Libraries for Iot Devices

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Eskişehir Technical University Journal of Science and Technology a - Applied Sciences and Engineering

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As the prevalence of IoT devices increases, the need for strengthening security becomes inevitable. Lightweight encryption solutions play a pivotal role, particularly in addressing security concerns associated with IoT authentication and privacy. This study concentrates on the performance evaluation of open-source and lightweight encryption libraries. Various open-source encryption libraries underwent testing on a Raspberry Pi, revealing noteworthy variations in key generation, signing, verification times, and memory usage. This research provides comprehensive assistance for the selection of encryption libraries for IoT applications. Consideration extends beyond library performance, encompassing factors such as user base and documentation quality, to deliver optimal security solutions

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Performance Evaluation of No-Pairing ECC-Based KPABE on IoT Platforms

Cited by 2 publications

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Lightweight KPABE Architecture Enabled in Mesh Networked Resource-Constrained IoT Devices

Lightweight KPABE Architecture Enabled in Mesh Networked Resource-Constrained IoT Devices

Performance Comparison of Ecc Libraries for Iot Devices

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