Forward Security Sample Clauses

Forward Security. An adversary should not be correlated to any two communication sessions, and also should not be derived the past messages according to the ongoing session. 6)
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Forward Security. U Assume an adversary A could get the private keys of all participants, i.e., dU, dGWN, dS. Even if the adversary A had obtained the current session key SK = H2 (skU ES EU t3 t1), he or she cannot derive the previous session key. However, due to skU = skS = (rU + N(x))ES = rUrS P + (dGWN EU)(x)ES, where rU and rS are chosen randomly by U and S respectively. A can never obtain the previous session key since the difficulty of the ECCDH problem. So, our proposed scheme achieves forward security.
Forward Security. Forward security indicates that even if an attacker can obtain the previous group secret key, it cannot calculate the secret keys of the group in future. In other words, when some vehicle leaves the communication range of the RSU, the RSU will regenerate a random number dRSU for the group key generation and recalculate a secret key from the remaining vehicles Di. Thus, the proposed scheme offers forward security.
Forward Security. To protect the previous communications from being leaked, it is necessary to ensure that even if an attacker obtains the secret key, they cannot obtain the session key used in previous communications.
Forward Security. Due to the session key SKij and XXxx is computed by ESi and SDj independently, only the attacker who can break the ECDH assumption can get the random numbers a and b to generate the right session key.

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