The Efficient Security Architecture for Authentication and Authorization in the Home Network

Lee, Hyung-Kyu; Lee, Jooyoung; Han, Jinsoo

doi:10.1109/icnc.2007.723

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“…A home network that connects many home appliances, sensors, and monitoring equipments using wire or wireless methods is also an important and promising application domain for M2M technology. However, together with the convenient services of a home network, such as home automation, home security, e‐learning, healthcare, and so on , comes a security concern that too much private information is exposed to the public channel. Malicious attacks on home network may violate users' privacy and even threaten their property and life.…”

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A security authentication scheme in machine‐to‐machine home network service

Sun

Men

Zhao

et al. 2012

Security Comm Networks

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Machine-to-machine (M2M) techniques have significant application potential in the emerging internet of things, which may cover many fields from intelligence to ubiquitous environment. However, because of the data exposure when transmitted via cable, wireless mobile devices, and other technologies, its security vulnerability has become a great concern during its further extending development. This problem may even get worse if the user privacy and property are considered. Therefore, the authentication process of communicating entities has attracted wide investigation. Meanwhile, the data confidentiality also becomes an important issue in M2M, especially when the data are transmitted in a public and thereby insecure channel. In this paper, we propose a promising M2M application model that connects a mobile user with the home network using the existing popular Time Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA) network. Subsequently, a password-based authentication and key establishment protocol is designed to identify the communicating parties and hence establish a secure channel for data transmissions. The final analysis shows the reliability of our proposed protocol.A security authentication scheme in M2M home network service X. Sun et al.

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confidence: 99%