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Banyak aplikasi rangkaian penderia wayarles (WSN) memerlukan komunikasi kumpulan yang selamat. WSN biasanya dikendalikan dalam persekitaran tanpa pengawasan, keras atau bermusuhan. Pihak musuh boleh berkompromi dengan mudah beberapa nod penderia dan menyalahgunakan kunci kongsi mereka untuk menyuntik laporan penderiaan palsu atau mengubah suai laporan yang dihantar oleh nod lain. Setelah nod berniat jahat dikesan, kunci kumpulan harus diperbaharui serta-merta untuk keselamatan rangkaian. Beberapa strategi telah dicadangkan untuk membangunkan protokol penguncian semula kumpulan, tetapi kebanyakan skim sedia ada tidak sesuai untuk rangkaian penderia kerana overhed yang tinggi dan skalabiliti yang lemah. Dalam kertas ini, kami mencadangkan protokol penguncian semula kumpulan baharu untuk WSN hierarki dengan peranti rangkaian boleh diperbaharui. Berbanding dengan skim sedia ada, kaedah penguncian semula kami mempunyai ciri berikut yang sangat bermanfaat kepada WSN berskala besar yang dikekang sumber: (1) keteguhan kepada serangan penangkapan nod, (2) keupayaan penguncian semula reaktif kepada nod berniat jahat, dan (3) komunikasi rendah dan overhed penyimpanan.
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Song GUO, An-Ni SHEN, Minyi GUO, "A Secure and Scalable Rekeying Mechanism for Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E93-D, no. 3, pp. 421-429, March 2010, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E93.D.421.
Abstract: Many applications of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) require secure group communications. The WSNs are normally operated in unattended, harsh, or hostile environment. The adversaries may easily compromise some sensor nodes and abuse their shared keys to inject false sensing reports or modify the reports sent by other nodes. Once a malicious node is detected, the group key should be renewed immediately for the network security. Some strategies have been proposed to develop the group rekeying protocol, but most of existing schemes are not suitable for sensor networks due to their high overhead and poor scalability. In this paper, we propose a new group rekeying protocol for hierarchical WSNs with renewable network devices. Compared with existing schemes, our rekeying method possesses the following features that are particularly beneficial to the resource-constrained large-scale WSNs: (1) robustness to the node capture attack, (2) reactive rekeying capability to malicious nodes, and (3) low communication and storage overhead.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/transinf.E93.D.421/_p
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