Java distance bounding a practical security solution for real-time location systems

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Distance bounding is a prominent secure neighbor detection method that cryptographically determines an upper bound for the physical distance between two communicating parties based on the round-trip time of cryptographic challenge-response pairs. This paper gives a brief overview of distance-bounding protocols and discusses the possibility of implementing such protocols within industrial RFID and real-time location applications, which requires an emphasis on aspects such as reliability and real-time communication. The practical resource requirements and performance tradeoffs involved are illustrated using a sample of distance-bounding proposals, and some remaining research challenges with regards to practical implementation are discussed.

DISTANCE BOUNDING: A PRACTICAL SECURITY SOLUTION FOR
REAL-TIME LOCATION SYSTEMS
ABSTRACT:
The need for implementing adequate security services in industrial applications is increasing.
Verifying the physical proximity or location of a device has become an important security
service in ad-hoc wireless environments. Distance-bounding is a prominent secure neighbor
detection method that cryptographically determines an upper bound for the physical distance
between two communicating parties based on the round-trip time of cryptographic challenge-
response pairs.
This paper gives a brief overview of distance-bounding protocols and discusses the possibility of
implementing such protocols within industrial RFID and real-time location applications, which
requires an emphasis on aspects such as reliability and real-time communication. The practical
resource requirements and performance tradeoffs involved are illustrated using a sample of
distance-bounding proposals, and some remaining research challenges with regards to practical
implementation are discussed.
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1. DISTANCE BOUNDING: A PRACTICAL SECURITY SOLUTION FOR REAL-TIME LOCATION SYSTEMS ABSTRACT: The need for implementing adequate security services in industrial applications is increasing. Verifying the physical proximity or location of a device has become an important security service in ad-hoc wireless environments. Distance-bounding is a prominent secure neighbor detection method that cryptographically determines an upper bound for the physical distance between two communicating parties based on the round-trip time of cryptographic challenge- response pairs. This paper gives a brief overview of distance-bounding protocols and discusses the possibility of implementing such protocols within industrial RFID and real-time location applications, which requires an emphasis on aspects such as reliability and real-time communication. The practical resource requirements and performance tradeoffs involved are illustrated using a sample of distance-bounding proposals, and some remaining research challenges with regards to practical implementation are discussed. ECWAY TECHNOLOGIES IEEE PROJECTS & SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTS OUR OFFICES @ CHENNAI / TRICHY / KARUR / ERODE / MADURAI / SALEM / COIMBATORE CELL: +91 98949 17187, +91 875487 2111 / 3111 / 4111 / 5111 / 6111 VISIT: www.ecwayprojects.com MAIL TO: ecwaytechnologies@gmail.com

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