Secure Transfer Protocol Research and Design Based on the Internet of Things

Jing Zhong; Wei Liu; Ying Kai Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.411-414.619

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Secure Transfer Protocol Research and Design Based on the Internet of Things

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By analyzing the security threats faced during the process of Internet data transfer, this paper compares the existing three security schemes, points out their limits and proposes a secure transfer protocol. This protocol can provide data confidentiality protection, data integrity protection, protection against replay attack and non-repudiation protection by ensuring the identities of both communication sides, and thus it ensures the security of data transmission of the Internet of things. This paper first introduces the overall framework of the protocol, then it elaborates the connection establishment and release process, data exchange process, key exchange process, finally it proves the feasibility of the protocol by the experiments.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 411-414)

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Jing Zhong, Wei Liu, Ying Kai Wang

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Internet of Things (IOT), Network Security, Secure Transfer Protocol

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