#6018. An efficient three-factor remote user authentication protocol based on BPV-FourQ for internet of drones

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Abstract:
Due to the mobility, flexibility and autonomy of drones, the Internet of Drones (IoD) have gained momentum recently and are being widely used in a variety of fields, such as agriculture, industry, and transportation. However, due to the intrinsic openness of wireless communication channels in IoD, the data generated by drones are facing new security challenges and privacy issues. To ensure the confidentiality of data communication, it is crucial to authenticate remote users and establish session keys for IoD through the authentication and key agreement (AKA) protocol. Unfortunately, most existing AKA protocols using asymmetric cryptographic primitives are computationally expensive, and are unaffordable for the computing power limited drones. To this end, this paper presents an efficient three-factor AKA protocol for IoD based on FourQ and Boyko-Peinado-Venkatesan (BPV) pre-calculation.
Keywords:
Authentication and key agreement; Boyko-Peinado-Venkatesan pre-calculation; FourQ curve; Internet of drones; Remote access

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