[PDF] Top 20 Weakness of Several Identity-based Tripartite Authenticated Key Agreement Protocols

... Abstract: Key agreement allows multi-parties exchanging public information to create a common secret key that is known only to those entities over an insecure ...years, several ... See full document

... thus, several key exchange protocols based on various authentication means have been proposed [1, 2, 3, 4, ...Password-based authenticated key exchange (PAKE for short) ... See full document

... two-party identity based authenti- cated key agreement protocol in the setting of multiple Private Key Generators ...existing protocols in the Identity Based ... See full document

... and protocols. The tripartite key agreement protocol of Joux [37], followed closely by the groundbreaking identity-based encryption scheme of Boneh and Franklin [12], have led to ... See full document

... of authenticated remote login systems have also been discussed and ...as authenticated key agreement protocol for message confidentiality, digital signature schemes for message ... See full document

... CB-AKA protocols [24, 33, 35, 45] in the literature so ...is based on Gentry’s certificate-based encryption scheme [10] and Smart’s AKA protocol ...the weakness in Wang-Cao’s protocol, Lim et ... See full document

... public key cryptography while eliminating the key escrow problem in identity-based ...three authenticated key agreement (AKA) protocols in the setting of ... See full document

... ID based authentication protocols of SIP were ...authentication key agreement (AKA) for SIP by using identity-based ...session key generation, a one-way key ... See full document

... first identity-based authenticated key agreement (ID-AKA) protocol using bilinear ...session key but also ensures the authenticity of the other ...AKA protocols ... See full document

... the identity-based batch verification ...ID based cryptography to generate private keys for pseudo identities, thus reducing transmission ...free identity based authenticated ... See full document

... communications of our protocol with Sheng et al.’s protocol [10] and Barua et al.’s protocol [7] as Table 1. Both of these protocols use a key tree structure. But in the later each user is represented in ... See full document

... scheme based on Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for Session Initiation Protocol ...server's identity. Based on this attack, we also show that the Xie's scheme is also defenceless to off-line ... See full document

... of Authenticated Key Agreement ...novel Identity-based two-party Key Agreement protocols over Elliptic Curves that have better performance in compare with existing ... See full document

... Identity-based authenticated key agreement protocols can be an alternative for certificate-based ...efficient key management and mod- erate security are ...of ... See full document

... public key cryptography, hash-based authentication protocols meet low computational requirements of green VoIP by reducing the computational energy cost ...authentication protocols had some ... See full document

... party authenticated key exchange protocol using hash function and elliptic curve cryptography for mobile-commerce ...(2016). Authenticated key agreement based on NFC for mobile ... See full document

... There have been a lot of studies performed on secure group communication over unsecured channels such as the Internet and Ad Hoc network. Most of the results are focused on cryptographic methods to share secret keys ... See full document

... Furthermore, Mishra et al.’s scheme [26], Amin et al.’s scheme [28] and our proposed scheme require three times of message exchange to achieve mutual authentication and session key agreement whileas Xu et ... See full document

... public identity information, and we still allow the adversary to indicate the session holder when starting a session at Ini- ...some key derived from the first UCAKE run) and makes authentication in a later ... See full document

... Among various factors of authentication, a password is commonly used be- cause it can be memorized by human without any specific device. In practice, most of IT services use ID/password as a log-in method. A lot of ... See full document