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2020. Fuzzy Extractor-Based Key Agreement for Internet of Things. 020 1st International Conference on Communications, Control Systems and Signal Processing (CCSSP). :25–29.
The emergence of the Internet of Things with its constraints obliges researchers in this field to find light and accurate solutions to secure the data exchange. This document presents secure authentication using biometrics coupled with an effective key agreement scheme to save time and energy. In our scheme, the agreed key is used to encrypt transmission data between different IoT actors. While the fuzzy extractor based on the fuzzy vault principle, is used as authentication and as key agreement scheme. Besides, our system incorporates the Reed Solomon and Hamming codes to give some tolerance to errors. The experimental results have been discussed according to several recognition rates and computation times. Indeed, the recognition rate results have been compared to other works to validate our system. Also, we clarify how our system resists to specific transmission attacks without affecting lightness and accuracy.
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2018. IoT Securing System Using Fuzzy Commitment for DCT-Based Fingerprint Recognition. 2018 3rd International Conference on Pattern Analysis and Intelligent Systems (PAIS). :1-5.
Internet of Things refers to a paradigm consisting of a variety of uniquely identifiable day to day things communicating with one another to form a large scale dynamic network. Securing access to this network is a current challenging issue. This paper proposes an encryption system suitable to IoT features. In this system we integrated the fuzzy commitment scheme in DCT-based recognition method for fingerprint. To demonstrate the efficiency of our scheme, the obtained results are analyzed and compared with direct matching (without encryption) according to the most used criteria; FAR and FRR.