A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional Arrays
These days, with the emergence of the concept of ubiquitous computing, sensor networks that collect, analyze and process all the information through the sensors have become of huge interest. However, sensor network technology fundamentally has wireless communication infrastructure as its foundation...
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doaj-217a928d15844c91918582d2d14466a62020-11-24T21:24:43ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202011-08-011198227824010.3390/s110908227A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional ArraysMoon-Seog JunTai-Hoon KimKwang-Hyung LeeYoung-Gu LeeSeung-Jae JangThese days, with the emergence of the concept of ubiquitous computing, sensor networks that collect, analyze and process all the information through the sensors have become of huge interest. However, sensor network technology fundamentally has wireless communication infrastructure as its foundation and thus has security weakness and limitations such as low computing capacity, power supply limitations and price. In this paper, and considering the characteristics of the sensor network environment, we propose a group key agreement method using a keyset pre-distribution of two-dimension arrays that should minimize the exposure of key and personal information. The key collision problems are resolved by utilizing a polygonal shape’s center of gravity. The method shows that calculating a polygonal shape’s center of gravity only requires a very small amount of calculations from the users. The simple calculation not only increases the group key generation efficiency, but also enhances the sense of security by protecting information between nodes.http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/11/9/8227/sensor networkgroup key agreementtwo-dimensional arraykey pre-distributionquorum system |
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Moon-Seog Jun Tai-Hoon Kim Kwang-Hyung Lee Young-Gu Lee Seung-Jae Jang A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional Arrays Sensors sensor network group key agreement two-dimensional array key pre-distribution quorum system |
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Moon-Seog Jun Tai-Hoon Kim Kwang-Hyung Lee Young-Gu Lee Seung-Jae Jang |
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A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional Arrays |
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A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional Arrays |
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A Study on Group Key Agreement in Sensor Network Environments Using Two-Dimensional Arrays |
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These days, with the emergence of the concept of ubiquitous computing, sensor networks that collect, analyze and process all the information through the sensors have become of huge interest. However, sensor network technology fundamentally has wireless communication infrastructure as its foundation and thus has security weakness and limitations such as low computing capacity, power supply limitations and price. In this paper, and considering the characteristics of the sensor network environment, we propose a group key agreement method using a keyset pre-distribution of two-dimension arrays that should minimize the exposure of key and personal information. The key collision problems are resolved by utilizing a polygonal shape’s center of gravity. The method shows that calculating a polygonal shape’s center of gravity only requires a very small amount of calculations from the users. The simple calculation not only increases the group key generation efficiency, but also enhances the sense of security by protecting information between nodes. |
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sensor network group key agreement two-dimensional array key pre-distribution quorum system |
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