The Parallel CMAC Authentication Algorithm

Pirzada, Syed Jahanzeb Hussain; Murtaza, Abid; Liu, Jianwei; Xu, Tongge

doi:10.1109/iccsn.2019.8905326

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“…Sihite and Salman [14] have used the CBC MAC in their proposed e-voting and e-recap system. Pirzada et al [15] use the AES-CTR mod for achieving a message authentication tag. Many researchers tend to enhance the AES algorithm itself to increase security and other impotent factors like time and power consumption [16], [17].…”

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Enhanced and authenticated cipher block chaining mode

2023

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Due to the increased attacks on different applications, data security has become crucial. Many modes can be used to operate the advanced encryption standard (AES), some of which provide integrity, and some outperform other modes in security and simplicity. In this paper, the chain block cipher (CBC) mode has been modified to provide more security to the encrypted data by making it robust against the bit-flipping attack and adding an integrity approach using the keyedhash function. In addition, using the keyd-hash function increases the number of keys needed in CBC-AES to two keys, and this can make the proposed model more secure against bruteforce attacks and Grover’s quantum search algorithm.

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“…Data security algorithms have to be implemented in order to safeguard personal and financial data due to the increased demand for online banking and personal data gathering on digital platforms. A brand-new authentication method known as Parallel Cipher-based Message Authentication Code (PCMAC) is put out in [11]. The suggested approach has a parallel design that makes it suitable for high-throughput applications.…”

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A Survey of Parallel Message Authentication and Hashing Methods

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2023

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Background: Currently, there are approximately 4.95 billion people who use the Internet. This massive audience desires internet shopping, information exchange, social networking, and other activities that have grown dramatically in recent years. Therefore, it creates the need for greater confidentiality and privacy. In recent days, fraud via the Internet has been one of the key impediments to the dissemination of the use of business apps. Therefore, the three important security concerns actually occur daily in our world of transparent fashion, more accurately: identity, authentication, and authorization. Identification is a procedure that permits the recognition of an entity, which may be a person, a computer, or another asset such as a software programmer. Materials and Methods: In security systems, authentication and authorization are two complementary procedures for deciding who may access the information resources across a network. Many solutions have been presented in the literature. To get more performance on the authentication algorithmic, researchers used parallelism to increase the throughput of their algorithms. On the one hand, various approaches have been employed to enhance the security of cryptographic systems, including increasing the number of rounds, utilizing substitution tables, and integrating other security primitives for encryption and message authentication. Results: Recent studies on parallel message authentication and hashing algorithms have demonstrated that GPUs outperform other parallel platforms in terms of performance. Conclusion: This work presents a parallel implementation of message authentication techniques on several platforms. It is studying and demonstrating works which discuss authentication, hashing, and their implementation on a parallel platform as a main objective.

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“…Unlike previous parallel hardware KOA-based systems, the authors of [5] utilized a single reduction array for all parallel multipliers, which resulted in an optimized design in terms of area utilization. In a recent publication [2], a new authentication mechanism called parallel cipher-based message authentication code (PCMAC) was proposed by researchers. The method was designed in a parallel structure, and it is highly efficient for applications that demand high throughput.…”

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“…Message authentication is a crucial aspect of data security and is used to verify the integrity and authenticity of a message. It involves the use of a message authentication code (MAC) that is computed using a key and the message [2]. The MAC is sent along with the message, and the receiver can use the same key and the received message to re-compute the MAC.…”

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“…The authentication algorithm serves to validate user credentials, with the application domain determining the specific security services to be utilized. In applications that require low-level security, the authentication service is sufficient to offer user identity validation [2]. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), a widely adopted symmetric encryption method, can simultaneously provide authentication and confidentiality during message transmission [3].…”

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Parallel Message Authentication Algorithm Implemented Over Multicore CPU

2023

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Currently, there are around 4.95 billion people who use the internet, which creates a large audience with an increasing demand for activities that can be done online. Some examples of these activities include social networking, information sharing, and online shopping. Therefore, there is an urgent need for improved levels of secrecy and privacy. It has recently come to light that one of the most serious challenges to the mainstream adoption of business apps is that of online fraud. As a direct consequence of this, issues pertaining to authentic cation, authorization, and identification have emerged as critical considerations in today's open and accessible society. The act of recognizing an entity, whether it be a human, a computer, or a software program, is referred to as the identification process. Authentication and authorization are complementary processes that are used in security systems to decide which persons are permitted to access information resources over a network. Authentication is performed by the user's device, while authorization is performed by the security system. However, a variety of potential solutions have been suggested, one of which is the use of parallelism in order to boost the efficiency of authentication methods. This work proposes a new message authentication algorithm that is applied in parallel over a multicore processor. The proposed message authentication algorithm uses two PNGRs and two substitution boxes to encrypt and authenticate the plain message. The encryption process has a one-round operation, making it a fast technique to encrypt and decrypt blocks of messages. In comparison to the existing method, the proposed authentication method outperforms the parallel speck-based authentication method by an average of 3.27 times faster when executed over a multicore CPU. The average speedup compared to the sequential version of the proposed algorithm and its parallel implementation is 2.99. The proposed method passes the most difficult randomness test, and the obtained MAC values are tested further to meet other security measurements.

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The Parallel CMAC Authentication Algorithm

Cited by 9 publications

References 7 publications

Enhanced and authenticated cipher block chaining mode

Enhanced and authenticated cipher block chaining mode

A Survey of Parallel Message Authentication and Hashing Methods

Parallel Message Authentication Algorithm Implemented Over Multicore CPU

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