Three Taps for Secure Machine-to-Machine Communication: Towards High Assurance yet Fully Local Machine Pairing

In this short paper we explore if and how we can securely pair up two machines for secure machine-to-machine communication by means of an NFC system subject to two conditions: firstly, the machine pairing method must be truly local in that we cannot rely on long-term secrets or a public-key infrastructure; secondly, the machine pairing method must be verifiable and certifiable to a high assurance level. We address this question motivated by a demand for this in the aerospace domain, where there is currently a drive to introduce machine-to-machine communication over wireless networks to improve ground processes such as refuelling and air conditioning. In this paper we present preliminary results towards a positive answer to this question.

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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3690134.3694824
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Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Three Taps for Secure Machine-to-Machine Communication: Towards High Assurance yet Fully Local Machine Pairing

Martin Kubisch, Sibylle Fröschle
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Three Taps for Secure Machine-to-Machine Communication: Towards High Assurance yet Fully Local Machine Pairing

Martin Kubisch, Sibylle Fröschle
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In this short paper we explore if and how we can securely pair up two machines for secure machine-to-machine communication by means of an NFC system subject to two conditions: firstly, the machine pairing method must be truly local in that we cannot rely on long-term secrets or a public-key infrastructure; secondly, the machine pairing method must be verifiable and certifiable to a high assurance level. We address this question motivated by a demand for this in the aerospace domain, where there is currently a drive to introduce machine-to-machine communication over wireless networks to improve ground processes such as refuelling and air conditioning. In this paper we present preliminary results towards a positive answer to this question.

Universität Hamburg (DE), Airbus (Germany) (DE), Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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