An Anonymous Remote Attestation Protocol to Prevent Masquerading Attack. Abstract: Since TCG v1. 2, an anonymous attestation protocol was proposed, called direct anonymous attestation (DAA), which is designed to preserve the user privacy.
Since TCG v1.2, an anonymous attestation protocol was proposed, called direct anonymous attestation (DAA), which is designed to preserve the user privacy.
Security analysis shows that our protocol satis- fies anonymity, unforgeability, uncloneability and user-control linkability in identity authentication as well ...
A novel anonymous remote attestation protocol based on the direct anonymous attestation and the transport layer security (TLS) protocol that satisfies ...
In this paper we describe this kind of attacks against protocols for remote attestation and present a protocol for preventing masquerading attacks. 1 ...
In this work we provide a detailed analysis of the necessary security properties for remote attestation focusing on the authenticity of the involved agents.
An Anonymous Remote Attestation Protocol to Prevent Masquerading Attack · A remote anonymous attestation protocol in trusted computing · A Symbolic Analysis of ...
Trusted Computing Platforms provide the functionality of remote attestation, i.e. attesting the configuration and status of a system to a remote entity.
TCG group introduced the Remote Attestation Protocol, which has a weak point that makes it vulnerable to a masquerade attack. In this paper, a new method is ...
Armknecht et al. propose a generic protocol that combines key exchange and remote attestation to avoid relay/masquerading attacks. However, they do not ...