Secure Multicast using Proxy Re-Encryption in an IoT Environment

Recently interest in Internet of Things(IoT) has attracted significant attention at national level. IoT can create new services as a technology to exchange data through connections among a huge number of objects around the user. Data communication between objects provides not only information collec...

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Veröffentlicht in:KSII transactions on Internet and information systems 2018, 12(2), , pp.946-959
Hauptverfasser: Kim, SuHyun, Hwang, YongWoon, Seo, JungTaek
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Zusammenfassung:Recently interest in Internet of Things(IoT) has attracted significant attention at national level. IoT can create new services as a technology to exchange data through connections among a huge number of objects around the user. Data communication between objects provides not only information collected in the surrounding environment but also various personalized information. IoT services which provide these various types of data are exposed to numerous security vulnerabilities. If data is maliciously collected and used by an attacker in an IoT environment that deals with various data, security threats are greater than those in existing network environments. Therefore, security of all data exchanged in the IoT environment is essential. However, lightweight terminal devices used in the IoT environment are not suitable for applying the existing encryption algorithm. In addition, IoT networks consisting of many sensors require group communication. Therefore, this paper proposes a secure multicast scheme using the proxy re-encryption method based on Vehicular ad-hoc networks(VANET) environment. The proposed method is suitable for a large-scale dynamic IoT network environment using unreliable servers. Keywords: Internet of Things, Light-weight device, Proxy re-encryption
ISSN:1976-7277
1976-7277
DOI:10.3837/tiis.2018.02.025