Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications
This study presents a secret key sharing protocol that establishes cryptographically secured communication between two entities. A new symmetric key exchange scenario for smart city applications is presented in this research. The protocol is based on the specific properties of the Fuss‐Catalan numbe...
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| author | Muzafer Saračević Saša Adamović Nemanja Maček Mohamed Elhoseny Shahenda Sarhan |
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| description | This study presents a secret key sharing protocol that establishes cryptographically secured communication between two entities. A new symmetric key exchange scenario for smart city applications is presented in this research. The protocol is based on the specific properties of the Fuss‐Catalan numbers and the Lattice Path combinatorics. The proposed scenario consists of three phases: generating a Fuss‐Catalan object based on the grid dimension, defining the movement in the Lattice Path Grid and defining the key equalisation rules. In the experimental part, the authors present the security analysis of the protocol as well as its test. Also, they examine the equivalence of the proposed with Maurer's satellite scenario and suggest a new scenario that implements an information‐theoretical protocol for the public key distribution. Additionally, a comparison with related studies and methods is provided, as well as a comparison with satellite scenario, which proves the advantages of solution presented by the authors. Finally, they propose further research directions regarding key management in smart city applications. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d6cb8dd56bfd4d909d6ce04aaa1e1aaf2022-12-22T01:36:15ZengWileyIET Intelligent Transport Systems1751-956X1751-95782020-11-0114111456146410.1049/iet-its.2019.0855Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applicationsMuzafer Saračević0Saša Adamović1Nemanja Maček2Mohamed Elhoseny3Shahenda Sarhan4Department of Computer SciencesUniversity of Novi PazarNovi PazarSerbiaFaculty of Informatics and ComputingSingidunum UniversityBelgradeSerbiaFaculty of Computer SciencesMegatrend UniversityBelgradeSerbiaFaculty of Computers and InformationMansoura UniversityMansouraEgyptFaculty of Computing and Information TechnologyKing Abdulaziz UniversityJeddahSaudi ArabiaThis study presents a secret key sharing protocol that establishes cryptographically secured communication between two entities. A new symmetric key exchange scenario for smart city applications is presented in this research. The protocol is based on the specific properties of the Fuss‐Catalan numbers and the Lattice Path combinatorics. The proposed scenario consists of three phases: generating a Fuss‐Catalan object based on the grid dimension, defining the movement in the Lattice Path Grid and defining the key equalisation rules. In the experimental part, the authors present the security analysis of the protocol as well as its test. Also, they examine the equivalence of the proposed with Maurer's satellite scenario and suggest a new scenario that implements an information‐theoretical protocol for the public key distribution. Additionally, a comparison with related studies and methods is provided, as well as a comparison with satellite scenario, which proves the advantages of solution presented by the authors. Finally, they propose further research directions regarding key management in smart city applications.https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-its.2019.0855Fuss‐Catalan numbersLattice Path combinatoricsFuss‐Catalan objectgrid dimensionLattice Path Gridkey equalisation rules |
| spellingShingle | Muzafer Saračević Saša Adamović Nemanja Maček Mohamed Elhoseny Shahenda Sarhan Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications IET Intelligent Transport Systems Fuss‐Catalan numbers Lattice Path combinatorics Fuss‐Catalan object grid dimension Lattice Path Grid key equalisation rules |
| title | Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| title_full | Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| title_fullStr | Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| title_short | Cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| title_sort | cryptographic keys exchange model for smart city applications |
| topic | Fuss‐Catalan numbers Lattice Path combinatorics Fuss‐Catalan object grid dimension Lattice Path Grid key equalisation rules |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-its.2019.0855 |
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