Reducing the Overhead Messages Cost of the SAK-AKA Authentication Scheme for 4G/5G Mobile Networks

Nashwan, Shadi; Nashwan, Imad I. H.

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3094045

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“…the key agreement and authentication, the anticipated costs of operating time and intercommunication were calculated, while the costsof the required storage capacity were calculated for the phases of sensor registration, cluster head, and agriculture professional, stages of sensor registration and cluster head. The following values were used in order to conduct reasonable and appropriate comparisons [10,17,19,21]:…”

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A Statistical Fractal Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Authentication Protocol for Intelligent IoT Irrigation Systems

Kumar,

Papola

2024

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Encourage the use of sensors in the intelligent interconnected future, we use statistical fractal analysis to create a network of wireless sensors (WSN) key distribution simulation.Among the wireless sensor networks is growing technologies in the coming decades and has posed various unique challenges to researchers. While the set of challenges in sensor network are diverse, we focus on security of in this study, we discuss wireless sensor networks.. The present works propose a scheme to distribute a fractal key among all nodes utilising the Diffie-Hellman key swap and also using a concept of the cryptography. Proposed work is founded on one-way hash cryptography and Diffie-Hellman functions in order to provide strong data rate support for the fundamental security functions and the capacity to fend off known threats. The formal verification of the proposed approach is done. We describe a resistance analysis of the suggested system based on many assault scenarios. Additional evaluations about the storage capacity are carried out, intercommunication, and running Time is money. As a result, the suggested plan is not just regarded as a safe method of authentication, yet especially useful for intelligent Internet of Things irrigation systems because of its sensible efficiency ratios.

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A Statistical Fractal Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Authentication Protocol for Intelligent IoT Irrigation Systems

Kumar,

Papola

2024

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“…The estimated costs of the running time and intercommunication were computed for the authentication and key agreement phase, whereas the cost of the storage size needed was computed for the agriculture professional, cluster head, and sensor registration phases. In order to carry out accurate and reasonable comparisons, the following values were assumed [10,17,19,21]:…”

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Secure Authentication Scheme Using Diffie–Hellman Key Agreement for Smart IoT Irrigation Systems

Nashwan

2022

Electronics

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Smart irrigation is considered one of the most significant agriculture management systems worldwide, considering the current context of water scarcity. There is a clear consensus that such smart systems will play an essential role in achieving the economic growth of other vital sectors. In general, the consequences of global warming and the unavailability of clean water sources for the agricultural sector are clear indications that the demand for these systems will increase in the near future, especially considering the recent expansions in the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technologies, which have been employed in the development of such systems. An obvious result is that security challenges will be one of the main obstacles to attaining the widespread adoption of such systems. Therefore, this paper proposes a secure authentication scheme using Diffie–Hellman key agreement for smart IoT irrigation systems using WSNs. This scheme is based on Diffie–Hellman and one-way hash cryptographic functions in order to support the basic security services with a high data rate and ability to resist well-known attacks. The Burrows–Abadi–Needham (BAN) logic model is used to verify the proposed scheme formally. Based on various possible attack scenarios, a resistance analysis of the proposed scheme is discussed. Further analyses are performed in terms of the storage size, intercommunication, and running time costs. Therefore, the proposed scheme not only can be considered a secure authentication scheme but is also practical for smart IoT irrigation systems due to its reasonable efficiency factors.

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Secure and Anonymous Three-Factor Authentication Scheme for Remote Healthcare Systems

Alanazi¹,

Nashwan²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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Wireless medical sensor networks (WMSNs) play a significant role in increasing the availability of remote healthcare systems. The vital and physiological data of the patient can be collected using the WMSN via sensor nodes that are placed on his/her body and then transmitted remotely to a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis. The protection of the patient's privacy and their data from unauthorized access is a major concern in such systems. Therefore, an authentication scheme with a high level of security is one of the most effective mechanisms by which to address these security concerns. Many authentication schemes for remote patient monitoring have been proposed recently. However, the majority of these schemes are extremely vulnerable to attacks and are unsuitable for practical use. This paper proposes a secure three-factor authentication scheme for a patient-monitoring healthcare system that operates remotely using a WMSN. The proposed authentication scheme is formally verified using the Burrows, Abadi and Needham's (BAN) logic model and an automatic cryptographic protocol verifier (ProVerif) tool. We show that our authentication scheme can prevent relevant types of security breaches in a practical context according to the discussed possible attack scenarios. Comparisons of the security and performance are carried out with recently proposed authentication schemes. The results of the analysis show that the proposed authentication scheme is secure and practical for use, with reasonable storage space, computation, and communication efficiency.

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Reducing the Overhead Messages Cost of the SAK-AKA Authentication Scheme for 4G/5G Mobile Networks

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

A Statistical Fractal Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Authentication Protocol for Intelligent IoT Irrigation Systems

A Statistical Fractal Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Authentication Protocol for Intelligent IoT Irrigation Systems

Secure Authentication Scheme Using Diffie–Hellman Key Agreement for Smart IoT Irrigation Systems

Secure and Anonymous Three-Factor Authentication Scheme for Remote Healthcare Systems

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