Security Analysis of a Distributed Reprogramming Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks
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概要
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Reprogramming for wireless sensor networks is essential to upload new code or to alter the functionality of existing code. To overcome the weakness of the centralized approach of the traditional solutions, He et al. proposed the notion of distributed reprogramming where multiple authorized network users are able to reprogram sensor nodes without involving the base station. They also gave a novel distributed reprogramming protocol called SDRP by using identity-based signature, and provided a comprehensive security analysis for their protocol. In this letter, unfortunately, we demonstrate that SDRP is insecure as the protocol fails to satisfy the property of authenticity and integrity of code images, the most important security requirement of a secure reprogramming protocol.
著者
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Yu Yong
School Of Computer Science And Engineering University Of Electronic Science And Technology Of China
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NI Jianbing
School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
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SUN Ying
School of Computer Science and Software Engineering, University of Wollongong
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