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Title A secure authentication technique for connecting different IoT devices in the smart city infrastructure
ID_Doc 37039
Authors Sharma, R; Arya, R
Title A secure authentication technique for connecting different IoT devices in the smart city infrastructure
Year 2022
Published Cluster Computing-The Journal Of Networks Software Tools And Applications, 25.0, 4
DOI 10.1007/s10586-021-03444-8
Abstract Recently the IoT technology is widely used in the field of smart cities, smart banking, and smart transportation system, etc. Various sensors can be installed in an open environment which allows users to collect the information in an easy way using the internet of things. However, due to the open environment, it's really difficult to provide security to the communicated information. In this paper, a secure authentication technique is presented for connecting different IoT devices in the smart city infrastructure. This technique shows the legitimacy of IoT sensors (IOi) to the reader (Ri) and Authentication Entity. In this paper, a set of primitives and the cubic equation are used to propose a secure authentication technique. In the proposed technique, an authentication entity is introduced between the IoT sensor and the receiver. The authentication entity will be responsible for performing the authentication process. The proposed authentication technique includes a strong mathematical procedure, which is very complex. The computational cost and Energy cost have also been analyzed and compared with previous techniques. It is providing a secure authentication process for the different IoT sensors, which is useful to start a secure communication with the receiver. The proposed technique offers the best computation and energy cost in comparison with the previous techniques.
Author Keywords Internet of things; Secure authentication; Security and privacy; Smart city
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:000713939300007
WoS Category Computer Science, Information Systems; Computer Science, Theory & Methods
Research Area Computer Science
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