Secrecy aware key management scheme for Internet of Healthcare Things

Trivedi, Chandan; Rao, Udai Pratap

doi:10.1007/s11227-023-05144-z

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“…The designed protocol enables mutual authentication between two patients through the assistance of their respective servers, facilitating reliable shared E2E session key establishment while preserving privacy and security [41]. A secure and lightweight group key management protocol [32] was proposed for the IoHT. The proposed protocol uses elliptic curve cryptography, one-way accumulation, and cryptographic accumulators to provide forward and backward secrecy.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A robust authentication mechanism among communication parties is essential to defend against MitM attacks. Recent research relies on the ECC [23], [80], digital signature [32], the Inverse Computational Diffie-Hellman (ICDH) problem, and the DL problem [22] as methods to mitigate this attack. The security parameters should be deployed in the registration phase using the secured channel in these methods.…”

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“…There are two steps in generating a group shared key: distributing the pre-shared key and generating the final key [30]. To enable users to switch to different groups, the dynamic joining and leaving processes can reduce the cost of the authentication process [31], [32]. Group-based authentication is suitable for distributed and scalable IoT environments [33], [34], [35].…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

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A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

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Weichen,

Safie

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IEEE Access

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“…Trivedi and Rao explored the secrecy-conscious key management systems for the IoT [22]. To improve the effectiveness and convenience of healthcare administration, the IoT is quickly changing as a crucial component of online healthcare data.…”

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Robust and Secure Routing Protocol Based on Group Key Management for Internet of Things Systems

Othmen

Mansouri

Asklany

2023

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly altered our way of life. IoT is employed due to pressure from customers, authorities, and business partners. Although IoT opens up new possibilities, security is always a top priority when offering various services. It is particularly difficult to shield the information produced by IoT devices from security threats and to secure the exchange of this data as it passes through various nodes and gateways. Hence, group key management (GKM) is the essential method for controlling the deployment of keys for network access and safe data delivery in these kinds of dynamic situations. Nevertheless, the huge volume of IoT devices and the rising subscriber base presented a scalability difficulty unaddressed by the current authentication techniques based on GKM and devoted to the IoT. Moreover, all of the GKM models that are currently in use enable the independence of participants. They only concentrate on dependent symmetrical group keys for each subgroup, which is ineffective for subscriptions with very dynamic behavior. To address these issues, a unique Decentralized Lightweight Group Key Management framework for Network Access in the IoT environment. REMI, a dependable and efficient multicast routing system for Internet of Things networks, is also introduced in this study. REMI employs a cluster-based routing protocol that causes a quicker multiplex message distribution within the system. According to the data, this protocol is more effective than cutting-edge protocols regarding the end-to-end delay, energy consumption, memory usage, and packet delivery ratio.

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“…In [25], a GKM system was proposed to improve the effectiveness and convenience of healthcare IoT administration, combining elliptic curve encryption with oneway accumulation for sharing secret messages. This method updated the previously generated GK as the group's membership grew or shrank using classical ciphers, reducing processing and transmission costs.…”

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Robust and Secure Routing Protocol Based on Group Key Management for Internet of Things Systems

Othmen,

Mansouri,

Asklany

2024

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly altered our way of life, being integrated into many application types. These applications require a certain level of security, which is always a top priority when offering various services. It is particularly difficult to protect the information produced by IoT devices from security threats and protect the exchanged data as they pass through various nodes and gateways. Group Key Management (GKM) is an essential method for controlling the deployment of keys for network access and safe data delivery in such dynamic situations. However, the huge volume of IoT devices and the growing subscriber base present a scalability difficulty that is not addressed by the current IoT authentication techniques based on GKM. Moreover, all GKM models currently in use enable the independence of participants. They only concentrate on dependent symmetrical group keys for each subgroup, which is ineffective for subscriptions with very dynamic behavior. To address these issues, this study proposes a unique Decentralized Lightweight Group Key Management (DLGKM) framework integrated with a Reliable and Secure Multicast Routing Protocol (REMI-DLGKM), which is a reliable and efficient multicast routing system for IoT networks. REMI-DLGKM is a cluster-based routing protocol that qualifies for faster multiplex message distribution within the system. According to simulation results, this protocol is more effective than cutting-edge protocols in terms of end-to-end delay, energy consumption, and packet delivery ratio. The packet delivery ratio of REMI-DLGKM was 99.21%, which is 4.395 higher than other methods, such as SRPL, QMR, and MAODV. The proposed routing protocol can reduce energy consumption in IoT devices by employing effective key management strategies.

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Secrecy aware key management scheme for Internet of Healthcare Things

Cited by 7 publications

References 60 publications

A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

A Survey on Key Agreement and Authentication Protocol for Internet of Things Application

Robust and Secure Routing Protocol Based on Group Key Management for Internet of Things Systems

Robust and Secure Routing Protocol Based on Group Key Management for Internet of Things Systems

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