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DC and CoMP Authentication in LTE-Advanced 5G HetNet
M. Jawad Alam,Maode Ma +1 more
- pp 1-6
TLDR
This work proposes a scheme which uses software-defined networking architecture and creates a Merkle-Tree for fast authentication and key establishment that can fulfill 5G latency requirements and can reduce communication, computation and energy cost.Abstract:
Use of Heterogeneous networks is essential to achieve the goal of 5G networks. In 5G LTE- Advanced HetNet, latency requirements make secure authentication and key establishment challenging. Dual Connectivity and Coordinated Multi Point are key technologies for LTE-Advanced HetNet. They require performing multiple authentications with low latency. We propose a scheme which uses software-defined networking architecture and creates a Merkle-Tree for fast authentication and key establishment. Furthermore, it can fulfill 5G latency requirements. We present a formal proof of logic correctness and performance analysis with existing schemes. Compared with existing methods our scheme can reduce communication, computation and energy cost.read more
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