A Novel Message Integrity Code Based Authentication Protocol

A Novel Message Integrity Code Based Authentication Protocol

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Volume-17 Number-6
Year of Publication : 2014
Authors : ChittiRameshkumar, RameshKumar behara

Citation 

ChittiRameshkumar, RameshKumar behara"A Novel Message Integrity Code Based Authentication Protocol", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V17(6),251-255 Nov 2014. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group

Abstract

Now a day’s wireless local area network rapidly increase of mobile device and more efficient of link setup mechanism. For the rapidly increase of WLAN we are also provide security of transferring data. For this purpose so many authentication protocol are proposed and one of the protocol is 802.11i. Through experiments we observe that the authentication delay of 802.11i is intolerable under some scenarios, and we point that the main reason resulting in such inefficiency is due to its design from the framework perspective which introduces too many messages. In this paper we are proposed protocol for generating low cast id based authentication protocol for authentication users and transferring data through network we are using message integrity code (MIC) protocol. By providing those approaches we can moreefficiency, simplicity and more security for the data transmission.

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