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ReSOTS: RFID/IoT-enabled Secure Object Tracking Key Exchange for Trustworthy Smart Logistics

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Alashjaee Abdullah Mujawib¹,Irshad Azeem²^ORCID,Daud Ali³,Alhomoud Ahmed¹,Altowaijri Saleh M.¹,Alshdadi Abdulrahman A.⁴

Affiliation:

1. Northern Border University

2. International Islamic University

3. Abu Dhabi School of Management

4. University of Jeddah

Abstract

Abstract Smart logistics is acknowledged as a key propellant for rapid industrialization and economic development of the nations. It not only helps to foster the cost-effective services to the end user but also brings transparency in the whole supply chain management process by creating a communicative ecosystem involving IoT, RFID and other Information Communication Technology (ICT)-enabled objects. Realizing the notion of smart logistics involves the real time communication and tracking through 5G-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) and interconnected devices. However, mere technological innovations are not enough, until all supply chain-based intermediaries are secure and trustworthy. Moreover, the smart devices exchanging bulk of data are power deficient devices requiring energy efficient communication techniques. For this reason the underlying protocol authenticating the supply chain intermediaries must not only be secure but also computationally efficient. Many authenticated key agreement solutions can be witnessed lately, however with many limitations. Considering these limitations we propose a novel RFID/IoT-enabled secure symmetric key-based authentication protocol (ReSOTS) for tracking the objects in smart logistics-based ecosystem, thereby greatly reducing the computational overheads with adequate security. The scheme is formally analyzed and validated under RoR-based random oracle model. The performance results indicate promising results for the contributed scheme over the comparative studies.

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Research Square Platform LLC

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