URAP: a new ultra-lightweight RFID authentication protocol in passive RFID system

Gao, Ming; Lu, Yubin

doi:10.1007/s11227-021-04252-y

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“…We used keyword searches such as 'lightweight RFID protocols, RFID authentication protocols, RFID security', as our focus was on lightweight and ultralightweight authentication protocols that are suitable for low-cost RFID deployments (passive tags). Due to the resource limitations of passive RFID technology, lightweight/ultralightweight authentications must be used [41]. Other fully-fledged protocols were excluded from this research.…”

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Survey: An Overview of Lightweight RFID Authentication Protocols Suitable for the Maritime Internet of Things

Mudra,

Cui,

Johnstone

2023

Electronics

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The maritime sector employs the Internet of Things (IoT) to exploit many of its benefits to maintain a competitive advantage and keep up with the growing demands of the global economy. The maritime IoT (MIoT) not only inherits similar security threats as the general IoT, it also faces cyber threats that do not exist in the traditional IoT due to factors such as the support for long-distance communication and low-bandwidth connectivity. Therefore, the MIoT presents a significant concern for the sustainability and security of the maritime industry, as a successful cyber attack can be detrimental to national security and have a flow-on effect on the global economy. A common component of maritime IoT systems is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. It has been revealed in previous studies that current RFID authentication protocols are insecure against a number of attacks. This paper provides an overview of vulnerabilities relating to maritime RFID systems and systematically reviews lightweight RFID authentication protocols and their impacts if they were to be used in the maritime sector. Specifically, this paper investigates the capabilities of lightweight RFID authentication protocols that could be used in a maritime environment by evaluating those authentication protocols in terms of the encryption system, authentication method, and resistance to various wireless attacks.

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Section: Overview Of Existing Lightweight Rfid Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey: An Overview of Lightweight RFID Authentication Protocols Suitable for the Maritime Internet of Things

Mudra,

Cui,

Johnstone

2023

Electronics

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“…Furthermore, Mansoor et al [20] showed that the protocol proposed by Gope et al [21] is vulnerable to collision attacks, DoS attacks, and stolen verifier attacks. In 2022, Gao and Lu pretested a new ultra-lightweight RFID authentication protocol in passive RFID systems [22]. The proposed protocol, they claimed, prevents numerous known attacks, beats several existing ultra-lightweight protocols in terms of computational cost, storage requirements, and communication costs, and is efficient in terms of the computational cost, storage requirements, and communication costs.…”

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RAFI: Robust Authentication Framework for IoT-Based RFID Infrastructure

Kumar

Khan

et al. 2022

Sensors

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a future trend that uses the Internet to connect a variety of physical things with the cyber world. IoT technology is rapidly evolving, and it will soon have a significant impact on our daily lives. While the growing number of linked IoT devices makes our daily lives easier, it also puts our personal data at risk. In IoT applications, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) helps in the automatic identification of linked devices, and the dataflow of the system forms a symmetry in communication between the tags and the readers. However, the security and privacy of RFID-tag-connected devices are the key concerns. The communication link is thought to be wireless or insecure, making the RFID system open to several known threats. In order to address these security issues, we propose a robust authentication framework for IoT-based RFID infrastructure. We use formal security analysis in the random oracle model, as well as information analysis to support the claim of secure communication. Regarding the desirable performance characteristics, we describe and analyze the proposed framework’s performance and compare it to similar systems. According to our findings, the proposed framework satisfies all security requirements while also improving the communication.

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“…The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing communication paradigm in various fields, including healthcare [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ]. It involves connecting different physical objects through the internet, thereby allowing automated events and activities to occur.…”

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Enhancing Security and Privacy in Healthcare Systems Using a Lightweight RFID Protocol

Khan

Ullah

Ahmad

et al. 2023

Sensors

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Exploiting Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in healthcare systems has become a common practice, as it ensures better patient care and safety. However, these systems are prone to security vulnerabilities that can jeopardize patient privacy and the secure management of patient credentials. This paper aims to advance state-of-the-art approaches by developing more secure and private RFID-based healthcare systems. More specifically, we propose a lightweight RFID protocol that safeguards patients’ privacy in the Internet of Healthcare Things (IoHT) domain by utilizing pseudonyms instead of real IDs, thereby ensuring secure communication between tags and readers. The proposed protocol has undergone rigorous testing and has been proven to be secure against various security attacks. This article provides a comprehensive overview of how RFID technology is used in healthcare systems and benchmarks the challenges faced by these systems. Then, it reviews the existing RFID authentication protocols proposed for IoT-based healthcare systems in terms of their strengths, challenges, and limitations. To overcome the limitations of existing approaches, we proposed a protocol that addresses the anonymity and traceability issues in existing schemes. Furthermore, we demonstrated that our proposed protocol had a lower computational cost than existing protocols and ensured better security. Finally, our proposed lightweight RFID protocol ensured strong security against known attacks and protected patient privacy using pseudonyms instead of real IDs.

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URAP: a new ultra-lightweight RFID authentication protocol in passive RFID system

Cited by 19 publications

References 14 publications

Survey: An Overview of Lightweight RFID Authentication Protocols Suitable for the Maritime Internet of Things

Survey: An Overview of Lightweight RFID Authentication Protocols Suitable for the Maritime Internet of Things

RAFI: Robust Authentication Framework for IoT-Based RFID Infrastructure

Enhancing Security and Privacy in Healthcare Systems Using a Lightweight RFID Protocol

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