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11	Integrated Security Architecture for Wireless Mesh Networks SANTHANAM, LAKSHMI 22 April 2008 (has links) No description available. Wireless mesh networks, Networks attack in mesh networks, Selfishness in mesh networks, Security in mesh networks,
12	Analýza vybraných bezpečnostních protokolů / Analysis of Selected Security Protocols Malecký, Marek January 2010 (has links) The subject of this thesis is to study available security protocols and tools for their verification. The first part is devoted to briefly describe the concepts related to the area of security protocols and verification logics. The second part directly lists various protocols, along with attacks and errors found in design. Next chapter describes the most important tools for automatic analysis of security protocols in more detail. The main part deals with verification of security protocols selected in the chosen tool called Scyther. In conclusion, examples of multiprotocol attacks along with a summary table are displayed.
13	Kryptografie na výpočetně omezených zařízeních / Cryptography on Computationally Limited Devices Hampl, Dalibor January 2012 (has links) The thesis focuses on cryptographic algorithms of low performance devices, and mutual authentication of authentication server and user using smart cards. In the first part of this thesis the cryptography, cryptographic primitives, cryptographic goals, security models and cryptographic algorithms of low performance devices are presented. The second part focuses on low performance devices as RFID tags, NFC technology, microcontrollers and smart cards (.NET cards, java cards, MIFARE cards). The practical part deals with the comparison of chosen low performance devices and measure the time required for encryption and decryption using different cryptographic algorithms on Gemalto .NET Smart Card V2+. This thesis describes and explains the three authentication schemes for mutual authentication of remote server and user using smart cards. The new authentication scheme, which is based on the second related scheme, attempts to eliminate possible security attacks and keeps efficiency. For all four authentication schemes the application is implemented to test required time for authentication of server and user using smart cards.
14	Inter-device authentication protocol for the Internet of Things Wilson, Preethy 18 May 2017 (has links) The Internet of things (IoT) recently blossomed remarkably and has been transforming the everyday physical entities around us into an ecosystem of information that will enrich our lives in unimaginable ways. Authentication is one of the primary goals of security in the IoT and acts as the main gateway to a secure system which transmits confidential and/or private data.This thesis focuses on a Device-to-Device Mutual Authentication Protocol, designed for the smart home network, which is an essential component of communication in the Internet of Things(IoT). The protocol has been developed based on asymmetric cryptography to authenticate the devices in the network and for the devices to agree on a shared secret session key. In order to ensure the security of a communications session between the devices, the session keys are changed frequently - ideally after every communication session. The proposed scheme has been programmed in HLPSL, simulated and its efficiency verified using the SPAN/ AVISPA tool. When SPAN substantiates the protocol simulation and the attacker simulation, the back-ends of the AVISPA tool verifies the safety and security of the proposed authentication protocol. The thesis also evaluates the protocol's security against the attacks successful against protocols proposed by other researchers. / Graduate / 0544 / 0984 / 0537 / pwilson1@uvic.ca Authentication Internet of Things (IoT) Smart Homes Smart Home Network AVISPA/SPAN AVISPA Internet Security Cryptography Encryption Asymmetric Cryptography Shared Session Key Private Key Public Key Cloud Fog Security HLPSL Quality Metrics Simulation Protocol Simulation Attacker Simulation Formal Verification Verification Multi-protocol Attack Reflection Attack OFMC CL-AtSe Communication Computing Mutual Authentication Device-to-device inter-device machine-to-machine Attacks
15	主從式架構下基於晶格之通行碼認證金鑰交換協定之研究 / A study of password-based authenticated key exchange from lattices for client/server model 鄭逸修 Unknown Date (has links) 基於通行碼之認證金鑰交換協定(Password-based Authenticated Key Exchange)為一項使要進行交換訊息之雙方做相互驗證並產生一把共享金鑰的技術。藉由通訊雙方共享一組通行碼做為身份驗證的依據，並且在驗證結束後產生一把僅有雙方才知道的祕密通訊金鑰，往後進行傳遞機密資訊時即可透過此金鑰建立安全的通訊管道。本篇論文提出一個在主從式架構(Client/Server model)下基於晶格(lattice)之通行碼認證金鑰交換協定，用戶端只需記錄與伺服器共享之通行碼，而伺服器端除了通行碼外擁有屬於自己的公私鑰對，雙方間透過共享之通行碼進行相互驗證，並且在兩個步驟內完成認證及金鑰交換。在安全性上基於晶格密碼系統之難問題，若未來量子電腦問世能夠抵擋其強大運算能力之攻擊，達到安全且有效率之通行碼認證金鑰協議。 / The password-based authenticated key exchange is a technology that allows both parties to perform mutual authentication and generate a shared session key. They through the shared password as the basis for authentication and generate a session key that is only known by both parties. At last, they can use this key to establish a secure channel to transmit secret message. We propose a password-based authenticated key exchange from lattices for Client-Server model. The client only need to remember the password rather than the private key, and the server except keep the password and its own public/private key pair. Both parties execute the mutual authentication via the shared password and accomplish the key exchange within two steps. The security of our protocol is based on LWE problem for lattices, so it is secure even an attacker uses a quantum computer. 晶格誤差學習難問題金鑰交換協定雙向驗證機制主從式架構 PAKE Lattice LWE Key exchange Mutual authentication Client/Server model

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