Based on thorough researches on the Chinese wireless local area network (WLAN) security standard, i. e., WLAN authentication and privacy infrastructure (WAPI), the security of the authentication access process is ...Based on thorough researches on the Chinese wireless local area network (WLAN) security standard, i. e., WLAN authentication and privacy infrastructure (WAPI), the security of the authentication access process is analyzed with the CK (Canetti-Krawczyk) model and the BAN (Burrows-Abadi- Needham) logic. Results show that it can achieve the alleged authentication and key negotiation goals. Besides those alleged, further analyses indicate that the authentication access process can satisfy other security requirements, such as mutual identity authentication, mutual key control, key confirmation, message integrity check, etc. If the used elliptic curve encryption algorithm and the hash algorithm are secure enough, the protocol can efficiently realize mutual authentication between STAs (station) and APs (access point). Therefore, WAPI can be applied to replace the security mechanism used in the original WLAN international standard to enhance its security.展开更多
In Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks, the mobility of the sensor nodes becomes essential in various applications. During node mobility, there are possibilities for the malicious node to become the cluster head or...In Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks, the mobility of the sensor nodes becomes essential in various applications. During node mobility, there are possibilities for the malicious node to become the cluster head or cluster member. This causes the cluster or the whole network to be controlled by the malicious nodes. To offer high level of security, the mobile sensor nodes need to be authenticated. Further, clustering of nodes improves scalability, energy efficient routing and data delivery. In this paper, we propose a cluster based secure dynamic keying technique to authenticate the nodes during mobility. The nodes with high configuration are chosen as cluster heads based on the weight value which is estimated using parameters such as the node degree, average distance, node's average speed, and virtual battery power. The keys are dynamically generated and used for providing security. Even the keys are compromised by the attackers, they are not able to use the previous keys to cheat or disuse the authenticated nodes. In addition, a bidirectional malicious node detection technique is employed which eliminates the malicious node from the network. By simulation, it is proved that the proposed technique provides efficient security with reduced energy consumption during node mobility.展开更多
The key exposure problem is a practical threat for many security applications. In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), keys could be compromised easily due to its limited hardware protections. A secure group key managemen...The key exposure problem is a practical threat for many security applications. In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), keys could be compromised easily due to its limited hardware protections. A secure group key management scheme is responsible for secure distributing group keys among valid nodes of the group. Based on the key-insulated encryption (KIE), we propose a group key management scheme (KIE-GKMS), which integrates the pair-wise key pre-distribution for WSN. The KIE-GKMS scheme updates group keys dynamically when adding or removing nodes. Moreover, the security analysis proves that the KIE-GKMS scheme not only obtains the semantic security, but also provides the forward and backward security. Finally, the theoretical analysis shows that the KIE-GKMS scheme has constant performance on both communication and storage costs in sensor nodes.展开更多
Wireless sensor networks are being deployed for some practical applications and their se-curity has received considerable attention.It is an important challenge to find out suitable keyagreement and encryption scheme ...Wireless sensor networks are being deployed for some practical applications and their se-curity has received considerable attention.It is an important challenge to find out suitable keyagreement and encryption scheme for wireless sensor networks due to limitations of the power,com-putation capability and storage resources.In this paper,an efficient key agreement and encryptionscheme for wireless sensor networks is presented.Results of analysis and simulations among the pro-posed scheme and other schemes show that the proposed scheme has some advantages in terms ofenergy consumption,computation requirement,storage requirement and security.展开更多
In this letter, a Function node-based Multiple Pairwise Keys Management (MPKMF) protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is firstly designed, in which ordinary nodes and cluster head nodes are responsible for data...In this letter, a Function node-based Multiple Pairwise Keys Management (MPKMF) protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is firstly designed, in which ordinary nodes and cluster head nodes are responsible for data collection and transmission, and function nodes are responsible for key management. There are more than one function nodes in the cluster consulting the key generation and other security decision-making. The function nodes are the second-class security center because of the characteristics of the distributed WSNs. Secondly, It is also described that the formation of function nodes and cluster heads under the control of the former, and five kinds of keys, i.e., individual key, pairwise keys, cluster key, management key, and group key. Finally, performance analysis and experiments show that, the protocol is superior in communication and energy consumption. The delay of establishing the cluster key meets the requirements, and a multiple pairwise key which adopts the coordinated security authentication scheme is provided.展开更多
Wireless sensor network nodes (WSN nodes) have limited computing power, storage ca-pacity, conmmunication capabilities and energy and WSN nodes are easy to be paralyzed by Sybil at- tack. In order to prevent Sybil a...Wireless sensor network nodes (WSN nodes) have limited computing power, storage ca-pacity, conmmunication capabilities and energy and WSN nodes are easy to be paralyzed by Sybil at- tack. In order to prevent Sybil attacks, a new key distribution scheme for wireless sensor networks is presented. In this scheme, the key inforrmtion and node ID are associated, and then the attacker is dif-ficult to forge identity ID and the key inforrmtion corresponding to ID can not be forged. This scheme can use low-power to resist the Syhil attack and give full play to the resource advantages of the cluster head. The computing, storage and corrn^ni- cation is rminly undertaken by the cluster head o- verhead to achieve the lowest energy consumption and resist against nodes capture attack. Theoretical analysis and experimental results show that com- pared with the traditional scheme presented in Ref. [14], the capture rate of general nodes of cluster re-duces 40%, and the capture rate of cluster heads reduces 50%. So the scheme presented in this pa-per can improve resilience against nodes capture at- tack and reduce node power consumption.展开更多
基金The National Basic Research Program of China(973Program) (No.G1999035805)the Natural Science Foundation of ShannxiProvince (No.2007F37)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (No.20060401008,20070410376).
文摘Based on thorough researches on the Chinese wireless local area network (WLAN) security standard, i. e., WLAN authentication and privacy infrastructure (WAPI), the security of the authentication access process is analyzed with the CK (Canetti-Krawczyk) model and the BAN (Burrows-Abadi- Needham) logic. Results show that it can achieve the alleged authentication and key negotiation goals. Besides those alleged, further analyses indicate that the authentication access process can satisfy other security requirements, such as mutual identity authentication, mutual key control, key confirmation, message integrity check, etc. If the used elliptic curve encryption algorithm and the hash algorithm are secure enough, the protocol can efficiently realize mutual authentication between STAs (station) and APs (access point). Therefore, WAPI can be applied to replace the security mechanism used in the original WLAN international standard to enhance its security.
文摘In Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks, the mobility of the sensor nodes becomes essential in various applications. During node mobility, there are possibilities for the malicious node to become the cluster head or cluster member. This causes the cluster or the whole network to be controlled by the malicious nodes. To offer high level of security, the mobile sensor nodes need to be authenticated. Further, clustering of nodes improves scalability, energy efficient routing and data delivery. In this paper, we propose a cluster based secure dynamic keying technique to authenticate the nodes during mobility. The nodes with high configuration are chosen as cluster heads based on the weight value which is estimated using parameters such as the node degree, average distance, node's average speed, and virtual battery power. The keys are dynamically generated and used for providing security. Even the keys are compromised by the attackers, they are not able to use the previous keys to cheat or disuse the authenticated nodes. In addition, a bidirectional malicious node detection technique is employed which eliminates the malicious node from the network. By simulation, it is proved that the proposed technique provides efficient security with reduced energy consumption during node mobility.
基金Project(61100201) supported by National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(12ZZ019) supported by Technology Innovation Research Program,Shang Municipal Education Commission,China+1 种基金Project(LYM11053) supported by the Foundation for Distinguished Young Talents in Higher Education of Guangdong Province,ChinaProject(NCET-12-0358) supported by New Century Excellent Talentsin University,Ministry of Education,China
文摘The key exposure problem is a practical threat for many security applications. In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), keys could be compromised easily due to its limited hardware protections. A secure group key management scheme is responsible for secure distributing group keys among valid nodes of the group. Based on the key-insulated encryption (KIE), we propose a group key management scheme (KIE-GKMS), which integrates the pair-wise key pre-distribution for WSN. The KIE-GKMS scheme updates group keys dynamically when adding or removing nodes. Moreover, the security analysis proves that the KIE-GKMS scheme not only obtains the semantic security, but also provides the forward and backward security. Finally, the theoretical analysis shows that the KIE-GKMS scheme has constant performance on both communication and storage costs in sensor nodes.
基金the Six Great Talent Peak Plan of JiangsuProvince(No 06-E-044)the"Qinlan Project"plan of Jiangsu province 2006 and the Natural Science Founda-tion of Jiangsu Province(No.BK2004218).
文摘Wireless sensor networks are being deployed for some practical applications and their se-curity has received considerable attention.It is an important challenge to find out suitable keyagreement and encryption scheme for wireless sensor networks due to limitations of the power,com-putation capability and storage resources.In this paper,an efficient key agreement and encryptionscheme for wireless sensor networks is presented.Results of analysis and simulations among the pro-posed scheme and other schemes show that the proposed scheme has some advantages in terms ofenergy consumption,computation requirement,storage requirement and security.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60475012)
文摘In this letter, a Function node-based Multiple Pairwise Keys Management (MPKMF) protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is firstly designed, in which ordinary nodes and cluster head nodes are responsible for data collection and transmission, and function nodes are responsible for key management. There are more than one function nodes in the cluster consulting the key generation and other security decision-making. The function nodes are the second-class security center because of the characteristics of the distributed WSNs. Secondly, It is also described that the formation of function nodes and cluster heads under the control of the former, and five kinds of keys, i.e., individual key, pairwise keys, cluster key, management key, and group key. Finally, performance analysis and experiments show that, the protocol is superior in communication and energy consumption. The delay of establishing the cluster key meets the requirements, and a multiple pairwise key which adopts the coordinated security authentication scheme is provided.
基金This paper was supported by the National Science Foundation for Young Scholars of China under Crant No.61001091 .
文摘Wireless sensor network nodes (WSN nodes) have limited computing power, storage ca-pacity, conmmunication capabilities and energy and WSN nodes are easy to be paralyzed by Sybil at- tack. In order to prevent Sybil attacks, a new key distribution scheme for wireless sensor networks is presented. In this scheme, the key inforrmtion and node ID are associated, and then the attacker is dif-ficult to forge identity ID and the key inforrmtion corresponding to ID can not be forged. This scheme can use low-power to resist the Syhil attack and give full play to the resource advantages of the cluster head. The computing, storage and corrn^ni- cation is rminly undertaken by the cluster head o- verhead to achieve the lowest energy consumption and resist against nodes capture attack. Theoretical analysis and experimental results show that com- pared with the traditional scheme presented in Ref. [14], the capture rate of general nodes of cluster re-duces 40%, and the capture rate of cluster heads reduces 50%. So the scheme presented in this pa-per can improve resilience against nodes capture at- tack and reduce node power consumption.