RFID Authentication Protocols Based on Error-Correcting Codes: A Survey

Chikouche, Noureddine; Cherif, Foudil; Cayrel, Pierre-Louis; Bahaj, Mohamed

doi:10.1007/s11277-017-4181-8

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“…In the literature, there are several formal models [28] to validate the untraceability property. The model of Ouafi& Phan [29] is one of the well-known models based on the theory of the game.…”

Section: B Privacy Analysismentioning

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EAP-SRES: An Enhanced Authentication Protocol for Secure Remote Education Systems Using NFC Technology

Chikouche¹,

Cherif²

2020

IJCDS

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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Near Field Communication (NFC) are wireless technologies applied in several domains, among which, remote education. The communication between different components of this system is unsecured, which may lead to several security and privacy problems. Designing authentication protocols to protect a remote education system in an open environment (e.g. NFC, RFID, and Internet) is a challenging task. Recently, Yang et al. proposed a mutual authentication protocol based on the hash function for RFID systems to secure this system. Yang et al. showed that their protocol is secure and can resist various attacks. This work proves that Yang et al.'s protocol does not achieve reader authentication, location privacy, and security forward. Furthermore, we propose an enhanced authentication protocol for secure remote education systems (EAP-SRES) using NFC technology. Our protocol is based on post-quantum cryptosystem to resist quantum attacks. Security analysis by using CL-AtSe (Constraint Logic based Attack Searcher) tool and Ouafi-Phan privacy model shows that the EAP-SRES protocol achieves the requirements of mutual authentication, untraceability and resists different possible attacks. In addition, EAP-SRES protocol is very efficient in term of performance.

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Section: B Privacy Analysismentioning

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EAP-SRES: An Enhanced Authentication Protocol for Secure Remote Education Systems Using NFC Technology

Chikouche¹,

Cherif²

2020

IJCDS

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“…Code-based systems provide fast and secure encryption and decryption schemes but suffer from large public key sizes. Chikouche et al in [15] presented a survey on RFID authentication protocols that rely on variants of the McEliece system. The survey identified the protocols' common weaknesses and gave their performance evaluation.…”

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Double verification protocol via secret sharing for low-cost RFID tags

Liu

Ezerman

Wang

2019

Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is resistant against quantum attacks and its computational complexity is of type NP-hard problem. Recently, there are several security protocols based on PQC have been presented, such as [24,8,9,7]. In the context of smart mobile technology, to secure user data and mobile communication, it is crucial to implement efficient cryptographic primitives.…”

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Performance Evaluation of Post-quantum Public-Key Cryptography in Smart Mobile Devices

Chikouche

Ghadbane

2018

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The classical public-key schemes are based on number theory, such as integer factorization and discrete logarithm. In 1994, P.W. Shor proposed an algorithm to solve these problems in polynomial time using quantum computers. Recent advancements in quantum computing open the door to the possibility of developing quantum computers sophisticated enough to solve these problems. Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is resistant against quantum attacks. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the performance of different post-quantum public-key schemes for constrained-resources smart mobile devices; and to give a comparison between the studied post-quantum schemes in terms of computational time, required memory, and power consumption.

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RFID Authentication Protocols Based on Error-Correcting Codes: A Survey

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Cited by 8 publications

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EAP-SRES: An Enhanced Authentication Protocol for Secure Remote Education Systems Using NFC Technology

EAP-SRES: An Enhanced Authentication Protocol for Secure Remote Education Systems Using NFC Technology

Double verification protocol via secret sharing for low-cost RFID tags

Performance Evaluation of Post-quantum Public-Key Cryptography in Smart Mobile Devices

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