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The improvement of authentication mechanisms

Li Shuo

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Abstract

In this paper, a new authentication protocols is proposed based on asymmetric key encryption functions. Through analysis, the improved protocol not only meets to security requirement of the third generation mobile communication, but also improves the insufficient security of the published authentication protocol.

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In this paper, a new authentication protocols is proposed based on asymmetric key encryption functions. Through analysis, the improved protocol not only meets to security requirement of the third generation mobile communication, but also improves the insufficient security of the published authentication protocol.

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In this paper, a new authentication protocols is proposed based on asymmetric key encryption functions. Through analysis, the improved protocol not only meets to security requirement of the third generation mobile communication, but also improves the insufficient security of the published authentication protocol.

Key concepts: Authentication protocol, Computer science, Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol, Authentication (law), Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol, Computer security, Protocol (science), Computer network

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