Universal authentication protocols for anonymous wireless communications

Yang, Guomin; Huang, Qiong; Wong, Duncan S.; Deng, Xiaotie

doi:10.1109/twc.2010.01.081219

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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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“…Moreover, there may be a large number of mobile users that need to be revoked in the network anytime due to various reasons, e.g., when any illegal or exceptional events occur. However, the existing secure roaming schemes [24], [25] do not support this function. This will significantly increase the burden of the home authentication server and potentially reduce the efficiency of the whole network.…”

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

Lai

Liang

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IEEE Internet Things J.

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“…Observe that this technology that would be change the world ever since 2003 [1]. In the reference [2] we observe that the various applications of WSNs divided into three types. Those are monitoring the space, monitoring the relations of the things and monitoring things with each other and surrounding space.…”

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“…In my scheme has lower computational cost or overhead than CDPA and it is more secure. If some packet is not loss this scheme is very useful or efficient without publish any private information [2].…”

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A Novel Privacy Preservation Schemes in Wireless Network

Tawalare¹,

Nimbhorkar²

2017

IJARCSSE

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Wireless sensor network is used widely and it is a key technique in the application of military which are used in daily life. There is an some fundamental architectures that one from compromising a sensor and server and another is to compromising a sensor, server and a storage capacity nodes between the two tier architecture we have to evaluated the second type that have number of advantages in various terms that is energy usage, data transmission and the last one is data computation. As the time two tier wireless sensor network have some advantages related to the security that is the major concern in the two tier architecture. The three main problems is the first, sensor that can located in unfavorable areas can be unauthorized will be replaced the third party that can send the fake data. Secondly, the malicious attacker could be installing new sensor node with a valid secret keys that send a fake data to the receiver node and distract the server. Third is to the receiver node that could be negotiating and expose data received from the sensor. So that's why the server must validate the sensors before acquire the data from them, recognize whether a key was deflect and determine the key which one and to handle the nearly all general queries while to preserve the data privacy received from the data storage node. We have to construct a novel solution that would be using a Non-Adaptive Group Testing that allow a sensor to execute that different task successfully and professionally. The overall conclusion is to protect with a very high probability in contrast to attack that get guess sensor data and to secure the data privacy.

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“…Further, as mentioned above, VLR needs to on-line contact with HLR when the roaming starting that may have a high overhead in communication. In 2010, Yang et al proposed a new model to achieve universal authentication in roaming by using group signatures [7]. Afterwards, He et al pointed out the problem of privacy-preserving and proposed an improved one [6].…”

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An Anonymous Roaming Payment System with Low Communication Cost by Using Group Signatures

Chih-Hung¹,

Lin²,

Tu³

2013

IJCCE

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Abstract-Mobile devices (e.g., PDAs, smart phones and notebooks) currently have become the trend for personal use and are equipped with the capability of wireless communications. To authenticate the mobile user who transfers to the foreign area, the roaming authentication protocol is needed and usually requested for low costs to meet the requirements of lightweight communication devices. With the development of powerful functionalities on the mobile devices, the roaming payment service seems to be practical and with high commercial value. This paper proposes an efficient roaming payment protocol with low communication costs by using group signatures, inspired by the roaming authentication schemes proposed by Yang et al. and He et al. The major contribution of this paper is to integrate the PayWord-based micropayment scheme and the group signature scheme to enhance the effectiveness of the anonymous signatures and extend the fast authentication in roaming to perform lightweight payments by using hash chains. IndexTerms-Mobile payment, secure wireless communication, group signature, roaming authentication.

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Universal authentication protocols for anonymous wireless communications

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

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

A Novel Privacy Preservation Schemes in Wireless Network

An Anonymous Roaming Payment System with Low Communication Cost by Using Group Signatures

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