Elliptic curve cryptography based authentication protocol for small computational capacity RFID systems
Győző Góodor, Péter Szendi, Sándor Imre
Abstract
Győző Góodor, Péter Szendi, Sándor Imre
Abstract
In the last few years RFID technology widespread. This technology can be found in each field of our daily life, e.g. supply-chain management, libraries, access management etc. For the sake of small computational capacity of RFID Tags, at first, only mathematical and logical operations and lightweight authentication methods can be used. However, thanks to the evolution of RFID technology, nowadays PKI infrastructure is also usable in this environment. In this paper we present our elliptic curve cryptography based authentication protocol which protects against the well-known attacks. We give a brief comparison with other EC based protocols in the security point of view.
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In the last few years RFID technology widespread. This technology can be found in each field of our daily life, e.g. supply-chain management, libraries, access management etc. For the sake of small computational capacity of RFID Tags, at first, only mathematical and logical operations and lightweight authentication methods can be used. However, thanks to the evolution of RFID technology, nowadays PKI infrastructure is also usable in this environment. In this paper we present our elliptic curve cryptography based authentication protocol which protects against the well-known attacks. We give a brief comparison with other EC based protocols in the security point of view.
Key concepts: Authentication protocol, Computer science, Elliptic curve cryptography, USable, Cryptography, Authentication (law), Computer security, Protocol (science)