Research on Hash-Based Low-Cost RFID Security Authentication Protocol
Lin Huo, Yi Lin Jiang, Liang Qing Hu
Abstract
Lin Huo, Yi Lin Jiang, Liang Qing Hu
Abstract
Because RFID does not require line of sight communication, low-cost and efficient operation with these outstanding advantages RFID are being widely used, followed by privacy and security vulnerabilities and other issues. Afterdescribe and analysis the facing security issues and the existing security protocols on the stage, proposed a low-cost RFID security authentication protocol based on hash function, this protocol use hash function and random numbers to ensure the safe and efficient control access between the tags and readers,and from the perspective of quantitative estimates the cost of tag. After setting up the idealized protocol model,by using the BAN logic formal analysis this protocol , and prove the security of protocol theoretically .
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Because RFID does not require line of sight communication, low-cost and efficient operation with these outstanding advantages RFID are being widely used, followed by privacy and security vulnerabilities and other issues. Afterdescribe and analysis the facing security issues and the existing security protocols on the stage, proposed a low-cost RFID security authentication protocol based on hash function, this protocol use hash function and random numbers to ensure the safe and efficient control access between the tags and readers,and from the perspective of quantitative estimates the cost of tag. After setting up the idealized protocol model,by using the BAN logic formal analysis this protocol , and prove the security of protocol theoretically .
Key concepts: Hash function, Computer science, Authentication protocol, Protocol (science), Computer security, Cryptographic protocol, Hash chain, Security analysis