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Cryptomodules in Wireless Networks using Biometric Authentication: Securing Nodes in Wireless Networks

DRAHANSKÝ, M.; HANÁČEK, P.; ZBOŘIL, F.; HENZL, M.; ZBOŘIL, F.; YIM, J.; SHIM, K.

Original Title

Cryptomodules in Wireless Networks using Biometric Authentication: Securing Nodes in Wireless Networks

English Title

Cryptomodules in Wireless Networks using Biometric Authentication: Securing Nodes in Wireless Networks

Type

Chapter in a book

Original Abstract

This chapter shows how cryptomodules can increase security of wireless sensor network and possibilities of biometric authentication against a node or the whole network. For secure operation of a wireless sensor network, security objectives such as confidentiality, integrity, and authentication must be implemented. These security objectives typically employ cryptography, therefore sensor nodes should be able to compute cryptographic algorithms and provide secure tamper resistant storage for cryptographic keys. Use of dedicated secure hardware for this purpose and security threats are discussed. Two scenarios where the biometric authentication would be appreciated are introduced - smart home and storehouse with medicaments. Biometric generation of cryptographic keys, biometric authentication in wireless network and possible attacks on biometrics are presented. When designing and verifying communication protocols using informal techniques, some security errors may remain undetected. Formal verification methods that provide a systematic way of finding protocol flaws are discussed.

English abstract

This chapter shows how cryptomodules can increase security of wireless sensor network and possibilities of biometric authentication against a node or the whole network. For secure operation of a wireless sensor network, security objectives such as confidentiality, integrity, and authentication must be implemented. These security objectives typically employ cryptography, therefore sensor nodes should be able to compute cryptographic algorithms and provide secure tamper resistant storage for cryptographic keys. Use of dedicated secure hardware for this purpose and security threats are discussed. Two scenarios where the biometric authentication would be appreciated are introduced - smart home and storehouse with medicaments. Biometric generation of cryptographic keys, biometric authentication in wireless network and possible attacks on biometrics are presented. When designing and verifying communication protocols using informal techniques, some security errors may remain undetected. Formal verification methods that provide a systematic way of finding protocol flaws are discussed.

Keywords

cryptomodule, wireless network, security, authentication, network node

Key words in English

cryptomodule, wireless network, security, authentication, network node

Authors

DRAHANSKÝ, M.; HANÁČEK, P.; ZBOŘIL, F.; HENZL, M.; ZBOŘIL, F.; YIM, J.; SHIM, K.

RIV year

2016

Released

08.09.2015

Publisher

IGI Global

Location

Washington

ISBN

978-1-4666-9426-2

Book

Improving Information Security Practices through Computational Intelligence

Pages from

198

Pages to

227

Pages count

29

URL

http://www.igi-global.com/book/improving-information-security-practices-through/132453

BibTex

@inbook{BUT119875,
  author="Martin {Drahanský} and Petr {Hanáček} and František {Zbořil} and Martin {Henzl} and František {Zbořil} and Jaegeol {Yim} and Kyubark {Shim}",
  title="Cryptomodules in Wireless Networks using Biometric Authentication: Securing Nodes in Wireless Networks",
  booktitle="Improving Information Security Practices through Computational Intelligence",
  year="2015",
  publisher="IGI Global",
  address="Washington",
  pages="198--227",
  doi="10.4018/978-1-4666-9426-2.ch008",
  isbn="978-1-4666-9426-2",
  url="http://www.igi-global.com/book/improving-information-security-practices-through/132453"
}