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Enhancing MTC device security in LTE networks for the fast and secure BC-based group handover authentication protocol. [PDF]

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Jyothi KK, Srilakshmi K, Ragava M, Rao NS, Balachandran PK, Kannan S.   +5 more
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Mutual Chip Authentication

2013 12th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications, 2013
We present a Anonymous Mutual Authentication (AMA) protocol for authentication and key agreement between cryptographic devices. It is an alternative for Terminal Authentication (TA) plus Chip Authentication (ChA) developed for electronic travel documents.
Lucjan Hanzlik, Kamil Kluczniak, Lukasz Krzywiecki, Miroslaw Kutylowski   +3 more
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A Mutual Authentication Protocol for RFID

IT Professional, 2011
Designing a security protocol for RFID systems is difficult because RFID tags have limited power-consumption and memory capabilities. A mutual authentication protocol based on a hash function helps prevent attacks against RFID systems.
Chia-Hui Wei, Min-Shiang Hwang, A. Y. Chin   +2 more
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Authentication and Mutual Authentication

2014
In a sensitive environment, it is common to implement user authentication, possibly based on several factors, in order to ensure only authorized users have access to restricted features or information. But today more and more devices are interacting directly to perform some actions, or deliver a high level service to their user, like in smart grid and ...
Asad Ali, François Tuot, Gerald Maunier
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Lightweight mutual RFID authentication

2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2012
A lightweight mutual authentication protocol is proposed for RFID systems in which both the tags and the reader can be authenticated to each other. The proposed protocol is based on the McEliece cryptosystem without requiring Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags to store the large matrices needed in the McEliece cryptosystem.
Behzad Malek, Ali Miri
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Efficient and timely mutual authentication

ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1987
This paper describes a protocol for efficient mutual authentication (via a mutually trusted third party) that assures both principal parties of the timeliness of the interaction without the use of clocks or double encipherment. The protocol requires a total of only four messages to be exchanged between the three parties concerned.
David J. Otway, Owen Rees
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A nested mutual authentication protocol

ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1999
This paper describes an authentication protocol that is suited to modern, object-based, client-server systems. Each object in a chain, whether acting in a client or server role, handles authentication with its neighbours, without any need to be aware of the resultant global behaviour. Session keys are returned by an authentication server which services
John A. Bull, David J. Otway
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Qubits based mutual authentication protocol

SECURITY AND PRIVACY, 2022
AbstractAuthentication of the entity is the initial step toward secure transaction over the internet. The evolution in the nature and types of attacks have forced the commerce industry to move from single factor to multi‐factor authentication technique largely employing biometric codes for human based entity.
Prashant Nema, Manisha J. Nene
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Derandomized PACE with Mutual Authentication

2019
We present a derandomized version of the ICAO protocol PACE – a PAKE protocol (password authenticated key exchange) used for identity documents including biometric passports and future European personal ID documents. The modification aims to remove necessity of implementing random number generator and thereby reduce the cost of the chip and its ...
Adam Bobowski, Miroslaw Kutylowski
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Mutual Authentication and Updating the Authentication Key in MANETS

Wireless Personal Communications, 2014
Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs) are new wireless networks with a self-configuring and self-maintaining topology, also characterized as dynamic topology. The architecture in MANETs has been introduced few years ago and its main characteristic is that it does not rely on any fixed infrastructure.
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