An Impersonation Attack on One-Time Password Authentication Protocol OSPA(Fundamental Theories)

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概要

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• User authentication is necessary on the Internet and in mobile communications to protect the legal user's rights. One-time password authentication methods change the verifier every time by sending the present verifier along with the next verifier. However, such methods risk impersonation attacks because those protocols use two verifiers every session. The OSPA (Optimal Strong-Password Authentication) method is a one-time password method which prevents stolen-verifier problems, replay attacks, and denial of service attacks. In this letter, we devise an impersonation attack on the OSPA method and discuss how to break down the OSPA method.

• 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
• 2003-07-01

著者

• Tsuji Takasuke

  Course Of Information Systems Engineering Department Of Engineering Graduate School Of Engineering K

• Tsuji Takasuke

  Course Of Information Systems Engineering Department Of Engineering Graduate School Of Engineering K

• Shimizu Akihiro

  Course Of Information Systems Engineering Department Of Engineering Graduate School Of Engineering K

• Shimizu Akihiro

  Course Of Information Systems Engineering Department Of Engineering Graduate School Of Engineering K

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