Privacy-preserving and tokenless chaotic revocable face authentication scheme

Khan, Muhammad Khurram; Alghathbar, Khaled; Zhang, Jiashu

doi:10.1007/s11235-010-9314-2

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“…To overcome the computational complexity and revocable issue, the novel scheme [12] was proposed which preserves privacy of a biometric user. The presented scheme is a cost-effective solution.…”

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A Secure RFID Application Revocation Scheme for IoT

Fan

Gong

et al. 2016

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARY Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) plays a crucial role in IoT development. With the extensive use of RFID, the fact that a single RFID tag integrates multiple applications has become a mainstream. To facilitate users to use the multi-application RFID tag and revoke some applications in the tag securely and efficiently, a secure RFID application revocation scheme is proposed in this paper. In the scheme, each response for the challenge between tag and reader is different, and a group has the feature of many tags. Even if the group index number and corresponding group are revealed, a specific tag does not be precisely found and tracked. Users are anonymous completely. The scheme also allows users to set the validity period for an application or some applications. If the application contains the validity period and expires, the server will remove the validity period and revoke the application automatically in the tag when the RFID tag accesses server again. The proposed scheme cannot only be used in multi-application RFID tag but also be used in one-application RFID tag. Furthermore, compared with other existing schemes, the scheme provides a higher level of security and has an advantage of performance. Our scheme has the ability of mutual authentication and Anti-replay by adding a random number r 2 , and it is easy to against synchronization attack. Security proof is given in our paper and performance advantage are mainly reflected in the following points such as forward security, synchronization, storage complexity, computational complexity, etc. Finally, the proposed scheme can be used in multi-application RFID tag to promote the development of the IoT.

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A Secure RFID Application Revocation Scheme for IoT

Fan

Gong

et al. 2016

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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Smart Environment as a Service: Three Factor Cloud Based User Authentication for Telecare Medical Information System

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The Telecare Medical Information System (TMIS) provides a set of different medical services to the patient and medical practitioner. The patients and medical practitioners can easily connect to the services remotely from their own premises. There are several studies carried out to enhance and authenticate smartcard-based remote user authentication protocols for TMIS system. In this article, we propose a set of enhanced and authentic Three Factor (3FA) remote user authentication protocols utilizing a smartphone capability over a dynamic Cloud Computing (CC) environment. A user can access the TMIS services presented in the form of CC services using his smart device e.g. smartphone. Our framework transforms a smartphone to act as a unique and only identity required to access the TMIS system remotely. Methods, Protocols and Authentication techniques are proposed followed by security analysis and a performance analysis with the two recent authentication protocols proposed for the healthcare TMIS system.

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