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An improved mutual authentication protocol based on perfect forward secrecy for satellite communications
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An improved protocol based on perfect forward secrecy is presented that gets possession of faultless security properties and overcomes the flaws in the protocol of Qi et al perfectly and can be appropriated for the mobile communications.Abstract:
Summary As the mobile network progresses fast, mobile communications have a far‐reaching influence in our daily life. In order to guarantee the communication security, a myriad of experts introduce...read more
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Efficient utilization of elliptic curve cryptography in design of a three-factor authentication protocol for satellite communications
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A Lightweight Key Agreement and Authentication Scheme for Satellite-Communication Systems
Izwa Altaf,Muhammad Asad Saleem,Khalid Mahmood,Saru Kumari,Pradeep Chaudhary,Chien-Ming Chen +5 more
TL;DR: A robust key agreement authentication scheme for mobile satellite environment is proposed, which provides mutual-authentication, session-key agreement and correct notion of user anonymity, and the storage, communication and computation cost of the proposed protocol is less than many of existing protocols.
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A secure three-factor-based authentication with key agreement protocol for e-Health clouds
Yulei Chen,Jianhua Chen +1 more
TL;DR: This work proposes a secure three-factor-based authentication with key agreement protocol that can resist replay attack, man-in-the-middle attack and provide the user anonymity, the user untraceability, the perfect forward secrecy, etc.
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A blockchain-based access control and intrusion detection framework for satellite communication systems
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Satellite-based communications security: A survey of threats, solutions, and research challenges
TL;DR: In this paper , the authors classify the literature on security for SATCOM systems into two main branches, i.e., physical-layer security and cryptography schemes, and identify specific research domains for each of the identified branches, focusing on dedicated security issues, including, e.g., physical layer confidentiality, anti-jamming schemes, anti spoofing strategies, and quantum-based key distribution schemes.
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Anonymous mutual authentication and key agreement scheme for wearable sensors in wireless body area networks
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Ding Wang,Ping Wang +1 more
TL;DR: A general principle is put forward: Public-key techniques are intrinsically indispensable to construct a two-factor authentication scheme that can support user anonymity, and can be applied to two-Factor schemes for universal environments besides WSNs, such as the Internet, global mobility networks and mobile clouds.
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Robust extended chaotic maps-based three-factor authentication scheme preserving biometric template privacy
TL;DR: This paper shows that the process of password verification in the login phase is invalid, and proposes a robust three-factor authentication scheme, which not only resists various known attacks, but also provides more desired security features.