Um Mecanismo Simples e Eficiente para a Autenticação de Dispositivos na Comunicação por Campo de Proximidade

• Silvio E. Quincozes UNIPAMPA
• Juliano F. Kazienko UNIPAMPA

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbseg.2014.20143

Abstract

Near Field Communication is a recent technology that uses radio waves at high frequency for data communication. One of the major research challenges in this area is the end point identification. In this sense, a hidden device within the legitimate devices coverage area makes possible to capture data as well as the device impersonation. This work presents a mechanism for devices authentication, aggregating relevant security properties for data exchange. The proposal is evaluated through a prototype. Low number of messages exchanged, low mechanism execution time and improvements related to other works reveal that the proposed mechanism is promising.

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