New secure explicitly authenticated key agreement protocols

Y. Abouelseoud & M. Nabil

Engineering Mathematics Department, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt

ABSTRACT: A key agreement mechanism is an essential component in any cryptosystem. The established key is later used to encrypt the exchanged data protecting privacy of communications. Authentication is another important requirement in communication systems to allow only authorized users have access to the channel. In this paper, four authenticated key agreement protocols are presented. Two of these protocols address the problem of establishing a shared session key between two parties, while the other two protocols are tripartite schemes. The protocols are ...

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