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Secure Protocol for Fast EAP Authentication in Wireless Networks

Rafael Marín-Pérez, Santiago Zapata Hernandez, Antonio Skármeta

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We study the problem of reducing the latency introduced by authentication and network access control processes required in heterogeneous wireless networks and based on the Extensible Authentication Protocol. We aim to reduce the time spent on providing access and smooth transition between different technologies which require to perform authentication in order to allow network access. We propose a secure protocol which reduces the number of roundtrips during authentication and verify its security properties with a formal tool.

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We study the problem of reducing the latency introduced by authentication and network access control processes required in heterogeneous wireless networks and based on the Extensible Authentication Protocol. We aim to reduce the time spent on providing access and smooth transition between different technologies which require to perform authentication in order to allow network access. We propose a secure protocol which reduces the number of roundtrips during authentication and verify its security properties with a formal tool.

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We study the problem of reducing the latency introduced by authentication and network access control processes required in heterogeneous wireless networks and based on the Extensible Authentication Protocol. We aim to reduce the time spent on providing access and smooth transition between different technologies which require to perform authentication in order to allow network access. We propose a secure protocol which reduces the number of roundtrips during authentication and verify its security properties with a formal tool.

Key concepts: Authentication protocol, Computer science, Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol, Computer network, Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol, Authentication (law), Network Access Control, Wireless network

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