Information Sharing and Privacy Protection of Electronic Nursing Record Management System

The traditional centralized storage of traditional electronic medical records (EMRs) faces problems like data leakage, data loss, and EMR misplacement. The current protection measures for patients’ privacy in EMRs cannot withstand the fast-developing password cracking technologies and frequency cyberattacks. This paper intends to innovate the information sharing and privacy protection of electronic nursing records (ENRs) management system. Specifically, the signature interception technology was introduced to EMRs, the different phases of certificateless signature interception scheme were depicted, and the validation procedures of the scheme were designed. Then, the six phases of ENR information sharing protocol based on alliance blockchain were described in detail. Finally, an end-to-end memory neural network was constructed for ENR classification. The proposed management scheme was proved effective through experiments.

A Certificateless Pairing-Free Authentication Scheme for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Networks

In unmanned aerial vehicle networks (UAVNs), unmanned aerial vehicles with restricted computing and communication capabilities can perform tasks in collaborative manner. However, communications in UAVN confront many security issues, for example, malicious entities may launch impersonate attacks. In UAVN, the command center (CMC) needs to perform mutual authentication with unmanned aerial vehicles in clusters. The aggregator (AGT) can verify the authenticity of authentication request from CMC; then, the attested authentication request is broadcasted to the reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in the same cluster. The authentication responses from UAVs can be verified and aggregated by AGT before being sent to CMC for validation. Also, existing solutions cannot resist malicious key generation center (KGC). To address these issues, this paper proposes a pairing-free authentication scheme (CLAS) for UAVNs based on the certificateless signature technology, which supports batch verification at both AGT and CMC sides so that the verification efficiency can be improved greatly. Security analysis shows that our CLAS scheme can guarantee the unforgeability for (attested) authentication request and (aggregate) responses in all phases. Performance analysis indicates that our CLAS scheme enjoys practical efficiency.

An Efficient Scheme for Industrial Internet of Things Using Certificateless Signature

Currently, hyperelliptic curve cryptography (HECC) got attractions towards low power devices such as Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). As we all know, it has the capability of utilizing low key size, which can be suitable for IIoT environment. Inspired by the aforementioned property of HECC, we proposed an efficient scheme for IIoT using certificateless signature with the help of HECC. The presented approach is proven to be unforgeable against the challenges of type I and type II attackers. We tested the security of the designed approach through Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications (AVISPA). We also performed the computational and communicational cost comparisons with already existed schemes, and it is observed from our analysis that our scheme is computationally efficient and needs low communication cost.

Certificateless-Based Anonymous Authentication and Aggregate Signature Scheme for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Development of Internet of Vehicles (IoV) has aroused extensive attention in recent years. The IoV requires an efficient communication mode when the application scenarios are complicated. To reduce the verifying time and cut the length of signature, certificateless aggregate signature (CL-AS) is used to achieve improved performance in resource-constrained environments like vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), which is able to make it effective in environments constrained by bandwidth and storage. However, in the real application scenarios, messages should be kept untamed, unleashed, and authentic. In addition, most of the proposed schemes tend to be easy to attack by signers or malicious entities which can be called coalition attack. In this paper, we present an improved certificateless-based authentication and aggregate signature scheme, which can properly solve the coalition attack. Moreover, the proposed scheme not only uses pseudonyms in communications to prevent vehicles from revealing their identity but also achieves considerable efficiency compared with state-of-the-art work, certificateless signature (CLS), and CL-AS schemes. Furthermore, it demonstrates that when focused on the existential forgery on adaptive chosen message attack and coalition attack, the proposed schemes can be proved secure. Also, we show that our scheme exceeds existing certification schemes in both computing and communication costs.