Component InitializationWPAN Communication SecurityPolicies and Access ControlRecommendations for Security Services and some examples of tScheduleProposed Changes in future3 Case Study of Wireless Personal Area Network Security: BluSecurity Services in WPAN Venkata Koonaparaju Ramaseshan Iyengar Introduction A new network paradigm concerning a short-range wireless connectivity attracts researchers and industrial attention in the last few years. Wireless personal area networks (WPANs) presents the person centered network concept, which allows a person to move, surrounded by its personal space (PS) and devices, and to communicate with them and through them with the outside world. The coverage area of WPAN is in the range of 10m radiuses. Bluetooth radio system has emerged as the first technology addressing WPAN applications with its salient features of low power consumption, small package size and low cost. Bluetooth adopts master-slave architecture to form an ad hoc wireless network named piconet. A master in a piconet may communicate with up to seven active slaves. Several connected piconets can further form a scatternet The proposed work for this project is to make an extensive literature survey in security architecture shown below for WPANs. • Component Initialization Protocols for manual authentication: MANA – I, II, III. Imprinting for Symmetric System. Imprinting for Public Key System. • WPAN Communication Security Analysis of Existing Solutions - Link Layer Solution - Limitations of Layer 2 Security - Network Layer Solution. Ideal Link Layer Solution - Authentication And Initial Key Generation. - Identity Privacy. - Key Management. - Key Derivation. - Confidentiality. - Integrity. Identification and Location Privacy• Policies and Access Control WPAN Security Domain Specification - PSD controller - Resource Sharing Using a PSD. - Advantages of PSD. Access Control Using Public Key And Symmetric Key Methods - Public Key Based Systems - Secret Key Based System Methods For Access Control - Objects Under Access Control - Secret Key Based Methods - Public Key Based Methods • Recommendations for Security Services and some examples of the security architecture. Schedule October 15th First Progress Report - Understanding “Bluetooth” in WPANs October 29th Second Progress Report – Comprehensive study of Security Mechanisms in WPANs November 12th Third Progress Report – Complete evaluation of Security Protocols And Recommendations December 3rd Final Draft Report December 6th Final project report submission. December 12th Final Project Presentation (Oral Presentation). Proposed Changes in future WPAN applications span a wide variety of authentification needs and devices associated with WPAN applications may have very limited user interfaces and no connection to external certification resources. There is no way to completely address all possible scenarios here, but the primary goal is that the user of the WPAN be able to control piconet access. Depending on the availability of time and resources, we might extend the scope of this project to cover as many security scenarios as possible.References: 1 Bluetooth - One of the Best WPAN Solutions for Bridging PAN and Wider Networks? http://www.hurray.isep.ipp.pt/rtlia2002/full_papers/16_rtlia.pdf 2 Wireless Personal Area Networking Systems: A Comparison of Bluetooth, IrDA Data and HomeRF. http://www.bluetoothforum.org.cn/college/wireless%20PAN%20systems%20comparison%20of%20bluetooth%20IrDA%20data%20and%20HomeRF.pdf 3 Case Study of Wireless Personal Area Network Security: Bluetooth security http://www.people.virginia.edu/~yy6m/project.pdf 4 Research Challenges for Wireless Personal Area Networks http://www.eng.ukm.my/~micc2001/html/prasad.pdf 5 Design, Implementation, And Evaluation Of Bluetooth Security http://www.mediateam.oulu.fi/publications/pdf/87.pdf 6 Bluetooth - Technology, Security and Weaknesses http://www.datensicherheit.nrw.de/Daten/co020716/abstracts/abstract_bernhard_loehlein.pdf 7 Introduction to the IEEE 802.15.3 Security Architecture by Ari Singer, Principal engineer, NTRU. 8 Guide To Wireless Personal Area Networks White paper http://www.intermec.com/. 9 Path Toward Next Generation Wireless Internet – Cellular Mobile 4G, WLAN/WPAN and IPV6 Backbone by Ying Li, Shihbua Zhu, Pinyi Ren and Gang Hu. 10 Mobile Security Overview White Paper http://www.hp.com/mobilehttp://www.hp.com/security. 11 Detailed technical specification of distributed mobile terminal system security by ATEA, Ericsson, Nokia, Siemens AG, T-Nova and Vodafone at Information Society Technologies.
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