Session Key Security Clause Samples

The Session Key Security clause establishes requirements for the protection and management of cryptographic session keys used during data exchanges. Typically, this clause mandates that session keys must be generated securely, transmitted using encrypted channels, and stored in a manner that prevents unauthorized access or disclosure. By setting these standards, the clause ensures the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information during transmission, thereby mitigating the risk of data breaches or interception by malicious actors.
Session Key Security. Session key security means that at the end of the key exchange, the session key is not known by anyone but only the two communicating parties. In the proposed protocol, the session key SK  h1 (K r username)  h1 (cbh(h(PW a) username )P r username) is not known by anyone but only the user U and the server since K  cbh(h(PW a) username)P cannot be constructed correctly by the adversary ▇▇▇▇▇ without the knowledge of (b, a, PW ) or (s, c) . None of this session key SK  h1 (K is known to anybody but the userU and the server. Therefore, the proposed protocol provides session key security.
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Session Key Security. Only a legitimate smart meter SMi who knows the helper data hd can derive R' = PUFSM (C), K = FE.Rec(R' , hd), np = K n∗p, and sk = h(np ns K). Similarly, only the legitimate service provider who knows the key element K can compute the session key sk = h(np ns K). Besides, since the session key is generated based on two random numbers np and ns, and there is no relationship between the session keys. Therefore, if one of the session keys is compromised, it does not help to recover any past or future session keys. In this way, we provide protection against known session key attacks.
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Session Key Security. ▇▇ uses the session key to encrypt the information sending over Internet. Therefore, if the session key is secure, it means that the communication in the cloud meeting is also security. The proposed solution has the Diffie–▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ problem. Even if attackers capture Tai (x) or Tbi (x), they still can not generate authentication information. Moreover, we consider random value ai and bi, so it is difficult for attackers to compute ski and SK = h(Sn, ski). Therefore, the session key is security in PL-GAKA.
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Session Key Security. The finally negotiated session key SK can be calculated by the user and the device respectively. The response message sent by the device to the user does not contain the complete form of SK. If the adversary intercepts the message MQ3, then try to get the corresponding information {rs, rd, Mu9} from MQ3, the adversary need to get the user’s private key Ksui, the up- dated private key ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and the random secret value ru generated by the user. However, the adversary has no way of knowing these key information. Therefore, the adversary cannot obtain the key information of the synthesis key from the message MQ3, and thus cannot synthesize the session key SK.
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