User perspective and security of a new mobile authentication method

Laka, Pawel; Mazurczyk, Wojciech

doi:10.1007/s11235-018-0437-1

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“…IoT has brought numerous benefits, but they also present significant privacy threats. [48][49][50] Thus, covert channels can be used as a countermeasure for transmitting confidential information in unsecure mobile networks. [51][52][53][54][55][56] Covert channels can outmenuver network security measures and stealthily transmit a covert message.…”

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A robust packet‐dropping covert channel for mobile intelligent terminals

Jun-li

et al. 2022

Int J of Intelligent Sys

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Covert communication in this regard has been widely used for protecting the secrecy of communication.Voice over Long Term Evolution (VoLTE) is a packetswitched core network solution for high-speed and high-quality end-to-end services which usually applied to the communication between intelligent systems. However, covert channels using inter-packet delays and packet order in VoLTE services are limited by specific rules. Since minor modifications to overt traffic can be detected, existing covert channel solutions cannot be directly applied to VoLTE. Therefore, this study presents a robust packet loss covert timing channel by cascade hash coding with intelligent system. To ensure robustness and undetectability, we design hash-based inter-codeword verification, codeword self-verification based on cyclic redundancy check, and adaptive mapping matrix. The sender modulates the covert messages according to the sequence number of the actively dropped packets, and the receiver can retrieve the covert messages using a specialized verification method. To evaluate undetectability, robustness, throughput, and construction costs, a large number of experiments in mobile intelligent terminals have been conducted. The experimental results prove that the proposed scheme is feasible for VoLTE communication, as the covert message is

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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“…IoT has brought numerous benefits, but they also present significant privacy threats 48–50 . Thus, covert channels can be used as a countermeasure for transmitting confidential information in unsecure mobile networks 51–56 .…”

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A robust packet‐dropping covert channel for mobile intelligent terminals

Jun-li

et al. 2022

Int J of Intelligent Sys

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“…The proposed work is suitable for real-time applications. In [22], privacy and ease of use of a novel smartphone authentication process are offered. The subscriber identity module and open ID connects describe the proposed method.…”

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Enhancing Wireless Security and Privacy: A 2-Way Identity Authentication Method for 5G Networks

Darch Abed Dawar

2024

ijmscs

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The communication network would have potential uses dependent on the infrastructure once the fifth generation (5G) network is fully commercialized. Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) authentication is a well-known mechanism for safeguarding the confidentiality of wireless device users. Fifth-generation computer technologies are very advanced in certification based on geolocation, regular confirmation, and authentication mechanisms. The clonable authentication feature solves the issue of authentication using duplicate modules. In highly dynamic environments, the problem poses a risk to privacy protection, adaptiveness, self-organization, information leakage, and the reliability of services. The article introduces a 2-way identity authentication method (2WIAM) using a Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) to address the issue above. The suggested technique for detecting module clones depends on user-provided authentication and geolocation data. The 2-way mutual authentication used in the suggested technique is a clever way to combine the many wireless technologies accessible to a given network node and enable the creation of wireless on-demand service providers and networks. The initial stage involves immediate passcode authentication, and the second is verifying the identity of the mobile equipment and any shifts or copies in its physical position. A new-cross authentication is then carried out to determine the identity of the clone's physical counterpart. In prior authentication situations, the choice to provide authorization or ban the clone was made fairly and objectively. The experiment results show that the users' privacy is protected, enhanced adaptiveness and the amount of data lost is limited.

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“…CONCLUSION There are ongoing advancements in 2FA research and development, including the use of biometrics, wearable devices, behavioralbased methods, and machine learning algorithms, among others, to further enhance the security and usability of 2FA. Hence, this secure authentication system significantly increases the security of online accounts and systems by requiring users to provide two different forms of authentication [6], typically something they know (e.g., password) and something they have (biometric feature) [11], making it more difficult for unauthorized users to gain access.…”

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confidence: 99%