Secure and Efficient Three-Factor Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks.

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Abstract
Wireless sensor networks are widely used in many applications such as environmental monitoring, health care, smart grid and surveillance. Many security protocols have been proposed and intensively studied due to the inherent nature of wireless networks. In particular, Wu et al. proposed a promising authentication scheme which is sufficiently robust against various attacks. However, according to our analysis, Wu et al.'s scheme has two serious security weaknesses against malicious outsiders. First, their scheme can lead to user impersonation attacks. Second, user anonymity is not preserved in their scheme. In this paper, we present these vulnerabilities of Wu et al.'s scheme in detail. We also propose a new scheme to complement their weaknesses. We improve and speed up the vulnerability of the Wu et al. scheme. Security analysis is analyzed by Proverif and informal analysis is performed for various attacks.
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Authors Ryu, Jihyeon;Lee, Hakjun;Kim, Hyoungshick;Won, Dongho;
Journal sensors
Year 2018
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E4481
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Wireless sensor networks biometric user authentication smart card

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