Revisiting post-quantum hash proof systems over lattices for Internet of Thing authentications

Wang, Jiuru; Zhang, Wenyin

doi:10.1007/s12652-019-01529-2

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“…As an addition to k -anonymity, entropy [19,21,22,25,26] can also measure the extent of privacy protection. The communication framework based on the information theory [27,28] proposed the information entropy model for privacy protection, which refers to the probability that an attacker can identify the real user among other k − 1 users. In general, the attacker can measure the real location by entropy, and the higher the value, the more uncertainty.…”

Section: Location Privacy Metricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A new grid partitioning technology for location privacy protection

2020

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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Nowadays, the location-based service (LBS) has become an essential part of convenient service in people's daily life. However, the untrusted LBS servers can store lots of information about the user, such as the user's identity, location, and destination. Then the information can be used as background knowledge and combined with the query frequency of the user to launch the inference attack to obtain user's privacy. In most of the existing schemes, the author considers the algorithm of virtual location selection from the historical location of the user. However, the LBS server can infer the user's location information on the historical data that has been counted for a long time. In order to ensure that the users' historical query data and query frequency will not be obtained by the attacker, we propose a privacy protection algorithm based on grid expansion. With the help of third-party agents, the combination of cooperative users and pseudonyms can resist the privacy disclosure caused by users requesting services during the mobile process.Extensive simulation experiments have been carried out on Gowalla dataset to evaluate the efficiency of the proposed algorithm. By comparing with other existing methods, the experimental verify the effectiveness of our algorithm in privacy protection.

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Section: Location Privacy Metricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A new grid partitioning technology for location privacy protection

2020

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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“…At present, compared with AKE protocols based on traditional problems, the research on the lattice-based AKE protocols is obviously insufficient as well as low computational efficiency, high communication cost, lack of security proof, et al Optimizing the communication rounds of the protocol can reduce both the computational and communication cost and the risk of being attacked, helping to simplify the security analysis. Therefore, reducing the communication rounds of the AKE protocol has always been an important direction of the lattice-based AKE protocols and achieved some results [13][14] [15][16][17] [18].…”

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A mutual AKE protocol on the SIS problem

Yan,

zhou

2024

Preprint

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In the quantum era, the key exchange protocol with mutual authentication pays an important role for communication parties to establish the shared session key, and the security of protocols is gradually being emphasized. Based on previous results,we build a simple mutual AKE protocol on the SIS problem and prove its security in the ROM. In addition, due to matrix-vector multiplication instead of exponentiation, it has less computation, and communication cost is less thank to lack of symmetric encryption/decryption as well as less storage and implementation cost in contrast with existed method and it has high practicality. Mathematics Subject Classification (2000) 06D50

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“…It is applicable for IoT-related applications that will enter into all critical aspects of connected living and smart environments [7]. The most remarkable example of quantum cryptography is quantum key distribution (QKD) [8] that can transmit the data securely and execute the cryptographic protocol, including quantum mechanics elements. The infrastructure of IoT performance depends on the attention of critical areas in QKD [9].…”

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“…Network attacks have increased in all the wireless communication channels, especially in IoT gadgets. Li et al [8] described the PQC and Hash Proof System (HPS) that has fascinated the concentration in quantum-resistant verification to reduce the attacks. These HPS structures are generally based on robust security methods that can check the chosen-ciphertext attack (CCA) and focus on single-bit encryption.…”

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To Secure the Communication in Powerful Internet of Things Using Innovative Post-Quantum Cryptographic Method

Kumari

Singh

et al. 2021

Arab J Sci Eng

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In general, the Internet of Things (IoT) is used for many applications and plays an essential role in the digital communications of smart city applications. However, securing the sensor-based IoT communication is difficult because it is highly vulnerable to malicious actions like Denial of Service (DOS), ransomware, and node impersonation. In the past several works were presented like Diffie-Hellman, supersingular isogeny, Merkle hash tree, etc., to secure the IoT communication. But, those techniques failed to identify the malicious events, which happened unexpectedly. Also, these procedures were limited to predict malicious events as the harmful attacks look like normal users. Hence, to enhance the privacy measure in IoT communication, a novel post-quantum cryptography (PQC) algorithm is introduced in this research. Here, powerful IoT devices concern with smart devices such as smartphones, smart security systems, and smartwatches. Furthermore, this paper has introduced a novel Diffie Supersingular Multiplication (DSM) for securing communication in powerful IoT devices. The developed approaches were validated by launching the Mirai botnet attack in the transmission channel. Moreover, the proposed DSM model has been implemented using the Xilinx ISE14.5 tool, which has improved 30% frequency, 24% area, 10% confidential rate and also has reduced the power up to 15%, error 10% and 20% delay, which are quite better than other compared techniques.

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Revisiting post-quantum hash proof systems over lattices for Internet of Thing authentications

Cited by 6 publications

References 32 publications

A new grid partitioning technology for location privacy protection

A new grid partitioning technology for location privacy protection

A mutual AKE protocol on the SIS problem

To Secure the Communication in Powerful Internet of Things Using Innovative Post-Quantum Cryptographic Method

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