SFRIC: A Secure Fast Roaming Scheme in Wireless LAN Using ID-Based Cryptography

Kim, Yoohwan; Ren, Wei; Jo, Ju-Yeon; Jiang, Yingtao; Zheng, Jun

doi:10.1109/icc.2007.263

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“…This work consists of two phases: delegation initialization phase and handover authentication phase. Meanwhile, the proposed scheme can only be deployed in the mobile user side with 2.128 ms, hence has relatively low computational cost compared with the works of Kim et al [43] and Choi et al [44].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Kim et al [43] proposed a handover authentication scheme which uses the ID-based encryption technology to protect the communications in the handover authentication process. However, firstly it needs the private key generator (PKG) to issue the private keys of MNs and APs, which results in the key escrow problem.…”

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A Survey of Public Key Infrastructure-Based Security for Mobile Communication Systems

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Abstract:Mobile communication security techniques are employed to guard the communication between the network entities. Mobile communication cellular systems have become one of the most important communication systems in recent times and are used by millions of people around the world. Since the 1990s, considerable efforts have been taken to improve both the communication and security features of the mobile communications systems. However, these improvements divide the mobile communications field into different generations according to the communication and security techniques such as A3, A5 and A8 algorithms for 2G-GSM cellular system, 3G-authentication and key agreement (AKA), evolved packet system-authentication and key agreement (EPS-AKA), and long term evolution-authentication and key agreement (LTE-AKA) algorithms for 3rd generation partnership project (3GPP) systems. Furthermore, these generations have many vulnerabilities, and huge security work is involved to solve such problems. Some of them are in the field of the public key cryptography (PKC) which requires a high computational cost and more network flexibility to be achieved. As such, the public key infrastructure (PKI) is more compatible with the modern generations due to the superior communications features. This paper surveys the latest proposed works on the security of GSM, CDMA, and LTE cellular systems using PKI. Firstly, we present the security issues for each generation of mobile communication systems, then we study and analyze the latest proposed schemes and give some comparisons. Finally, we introduce some new directions for the future scope. This paper classifies the mobile communication security schemes according to the techniques used for each cellular system and covers some of the PKI-based security techniques such as authentication, key agreement, and privacy preserving.

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Section: Review Of Pki-based Security For 3gpp Systemsmentioning

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A Survey of Public Key Infrastructure-Based Security for Mobile Communication Systems

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“…The limitations of SC-based schemes have greatly stimulated the research of AC-based schemes [24], [25], [39], [40], [41], [42], because AC-based schemes can provide more security, stronger privacy preservation, and require fewer communication rounds. These advantages have led to the recent increasing popularity of the AC-based secure roaming schemes.…”

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“…We compare the transmission cost of CPAL with that of the existing schemes as shown in Table VII. [41] 3α 0 Scheme [37] 3α 2β Scheme [38] 4α 2β Scheme [24] 3α 0 Priauth [25] 3α 0…”

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“…From Table VII, our CPAL, scheme [24], Priauth [25], and SFRIC [41] need to transfer authentication 3 messages between the MS and the VAS without any communication between the VAS and the HAC. Jiang's scheme [37] need to transfer 3 authentication messages between the MS and the VAS, and 2 authentication messages between the VAS and the HAC.…”

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CPAL: A Conditional Privacy-Preserving Authentication With Access Linkability for Roaming Service

Lai

Liang

et al. 2014

IEEE Internet Things J.

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Abstract-The roaming service enables mobile subscribers to access the Internet service anytime and anywhere, which can fulfill the requirement of ubiquitous access for the emerging paradigm of networking, e.g., the Internet of Things (IoT). In this paper, we propose a Conditional Privacy-preserving authentication with Access Linkability (CPAL) for roaming service, to provide universal secure roaming service and multi-level privacy preservation. CPAL provides an anonymous user linking function by utilizing a novel group signature technique, which can not only efficiently hide users' identities, but also enable the authorized entities to link all the access information of the same user without knowing the user's real identity. Specifically, by using the master linking key possessed by the trust linking server, the authorized foreign network operators or service providers can link the access information from the user to improve its service, while preserving user anonymity, e.g., using individual access information to analyze user preferences without revealing user's identity. Furthermore, the subscribers can also use this functionality to anonymously query their usage of service. In addition, CPAL has an efficient revocation function which revokes a group of users at the same time. Through extensive analysis, we demonstrate that CPAL resists various security threats, and provides more flexible privacy preservation compared to the existing schemes.Meanwhile, performance evaluations demonstrate its efficiency in terms of communication and computation overhead.

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Efficient and robust identity‐based handoff authentication for EAP‐based wireless networks

Han

Zhang

Chen

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Concurrency and Computation

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SUMMARYThe Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) framework aims to realize a flexible authentication for wireless networks. However, a full EAP authentication needs several round trips between a mobile node and the EAP server, and hence is unacceptable in a process of handoff authentication because of inefficient performance. Considering the advantage of the identity‐based cryptography, it is attractive to realize handoff authentication efficiently in the identity‐based setting. In this work, we propose a new identity‐based handoff authentication scheme in which a special double‐trapdoor chameleon hash function is used. Compared with the existing identity‐based handoff authentication construction, the main advantage of the proposed scheme eliminates the assumption that the private key generator is fully trusted. Besides, the detailed security analysis shows that the proposed scheme not only satisfies robust security properties but also enjoys desirable efficiency for the real‐world applications. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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SFRIC: A Secure Fast Roaming Scheme in Wireless LAN Using ID-Based Cryptography

Cited by 38 publications

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A Survey of Public Key Infrastructure-Based Security for Mobile Communication Systems

A Survey of Public Key Infrastructure-Based Security for Mobile Communication Systems

CPAL: A Conditional Privacy-Preserving Authentication With Access Linkability for Roaming Service

Efficient and robust identity‐based handoff authentication for EAP‐based wireless networks

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