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Secure Authentication Mechanism in IoT Based Healthcare System

Anita Chaudhari, Janice Rodrigues , Aparna Vattamparambil , Revati Warang, Vidya More

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Information Technology, St. John College of Engineering and Management, Mumbai University, India

:10.22362/ijcert/2020/v7/i05/v7i0503

Abstract

In today's world, security is the most significant concern. We produce tons of data that must be unbroken secure. Be it our data or data associated with a transnational company. The data can be protected with the usage of authentication and authorization. Authentication and authorization help to verify and validate a user's identification. Applications in today's society are swaying towards IoT concepts as this delivers them agility, competency, conventionality, and future-proof. However, this winds up into a higher security risk. The projected system proposes a multi-factor authentication methodology or, in simple terms, presents a 3-way authentication. This constitutes the well-known authentication levels that are the password and OTP but mainly focuses on the third step signifying the most protected method of authentication that's the challenge-response pair mechanism. The generated challenge is exclusive to each user, and therefore, the gadget.

Citation

Anita Chaudhari, Janice Rodrigues, Aparna Vattamparambil, Revati Warang, Vidya More."Secure Authentication Mechanism in IoT Based Healthcare System". International Journal of Computer Engineering In Research Trends (IJCERT) , ISSN:2349-7084, Vol.7, Issue 05,pp.13-18, May - 2020, URL:https://ijcert.org/ems/ijcert_papers/V7I503.pdf,

Keywords : Secure Authentication Mechanism in IoT Based Healthcare System

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