Smart Mutual Authentication Protocol for Cloud Based Medical Healthcare Systems Using Internet of Medical Things

Deebak, Bakkiam David; Al‐Turjman, Fadi

doi:10.1109/jsac.2020.3020599

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“…Darshan et al [33] examined the novel frameworks and challenges to investigate the challenges. Deebak et al [34] designed a smart mutual authentication protocol for cloud-based medical healthcare. Deebak et al [35] introduced a lightweight authentication framework for smart IoT system.…”

Section: Emerging Computing Paradigmmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Li et al [47] discovered that schemes such as Jiang et al [44] and Lee [45] were found to be insecure in the user authentication process. In 2014, Lin proposed a [34] IoT, cloud, healthcare Yes It has a smart authentication framework to verify security features It has some challenges to address such as privacy preservation Deebak et al [35] Smart IoT, mobile-sink Yes It has a lightweight authentication model to examine features of IoT assisted systems…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Secure-user sign-in authentication for IoT-based eHealth systems

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2021

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Sustainable Computing has advanced the technological evolution of the Internet and information-based communication technology. It is nowadays emerging in the form of the Cloud of Medical Things (CoMT) to develop smart healthcare systems. The academic community has lately made great strides for the development of security for the CoMT based application systems, such as e-healthcare systems, industrial automation systems, military surveillance systems, and so on. To the architecture of CoMT based Smart Environment, Chebyshev Chaotic-Map based single-user sign-in (S-USI) is found as a significant security-control mechanism. To ensure the fidelity, the S-USI assigns a unary-token to the legal users to access the various services, provided by a service provider over an IP-enabled distributed networks. Numerous authentication mechanisms have been presented for the cloud-based distributed networks. However, most of the schemes are still persuasible to security threats, such as user-anonymity, privileged-insider, mutual authentication, and replay type of attacks. This paper applies a sensor/sensor-tag based smart healthcare environment that uses S-USI to provide security and privacy. To strengthen the authentication process, a robust secure based S-USI mechanism and a well-formed coexistence protocol proof for pervasive services in the cloud are proposed. Using the formal security analysis, the prominence of the proposed strategies is proven to show the security efficiency of proposed S-USI. From the formal verification, the comparison results demonstrate that the proposed S-USI consumes less computation overhead; and thus it can be more suitable for the telecare medical information systems.

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Section: Emerging Computing Paradigmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Secure-user sign-in authentication for IoT-based eHealth systems

Deebak

Al‐Turjman²

2021

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“…Deebak et al [27] suggested a mutual authentication scheme to secure SHS which centered on the IoMT. The system leveraged cloud to support emergency treatment for patients over internet communication from medical experts.…”

Section: Review On Authentication and Authorization Techniques Formentioning

confidence: 99%

Security, Privacy and Trust in IoMT Enabled Smart Healthcare System: A Systematic Review of Current and Future Trends

Vaiyapuri¹,

Binbusayyis²,

Varadarajan³

2021

IJACSA

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In the past decades, healthcare has witnessed a swift transformation from traditional specialist/hospital centric approach to a patient-centric approach especially in the smart healthcare system (SHS). This rapid transformation is fueled on account of the advancements in numerous technologies. Amongst these technologies, the Internet of medicals things (IoMT) play an imperative function in the development of SHS with regard to productivity of electronic devices in addition to reliability, accuracy. Recently, several researchers have shown interest to leverage the benefits of IoMT for the development of SHS by interconnecting with the existing healthcare services and available medical resources. Though the integration of IoMT within medical resources enable to revolutionize the patient healthcare service from reactive to proactive care system, the security of IoMT is still in its infancy. As IoMT are mainly employed to capture extremely sensitive individual health data, the security and privacy of IoMT is of paramount importance and very crucial in safeguarding the patient life which could otherwise adversely affect the patient health state and in worse case may also lead to loss of life. Motivated by this crucial requirement, several researchers in tandem to the advancement in IoMT technologies have continuously made noteworthy progress to tackle the security and privacy issues in IoMT. Yet, many possible potential directions exist for future investigation. This necessitates for a complete overview of existing security and privacy solutions in the field of IoMT. Therefore, this paper aims to canvass the literature on the most promising state-of-the-art solutions for securing IoMT in SHS especially in the light of security, privacy protection, authentication and authorization and the use of blockchain for secure data sharing. Finally, highlights the review outcome briefing not only the benefits and limitation of existing security and privacy solutions but also summarizing the opportunities and possible potential future directions that can drive the researchers of next decade to improve and shape their research committed on safe integration IoMT in SHS.

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“…Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a vital enabler for the future health industry. IoMT can provide applications such as remote patient monitoring, automatic monitoring of emergency patients, medical supply chain control, and contact tracing in pandemic situations [48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56].…”

Section: Internet Of Medical Thingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reliable Internet of Things: Challenges and Future Trends

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a vital component of many future industries. By intelligent integration of sensors, wireless communications, computing techniques, and data analytics, IoT can increase productivity and efficiency of industries. Reliability of data transmission is key to realize several applications offered by IoT. In this paper, we present an overview of future IoT applications, and their major communication requirements. We provide a brief survey of recent work in four major areas of reliable IoT including resource allocation, latency management, security, and reliability metrics. Finally, we highlight some of the important challenges for reliable IoT related to machine learning techniques, 6G communications and blockchain based security that need further investigation and discuss related future directions.

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Smart Mutual Authentication Protocol for Cloud Based Medical Healthcare Systems Using Internet of Medical Things

Cited by 98 publications

References 44 publications

Secure-user sign-in authentication for IoT-based eHealth systems

Secure-user sign-in authentication for IoT-based eHealth systems

Security, Privacy and Trust in IoMT Enabled Smart Healthcare System: A Systematic Review of Current and Future Trends

Reliable Internet of Things: Challenges and Future Trends

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