New Efficient Bluetooth Authentication Scheme
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33193/IJSER.0.00.2021.18Keywords:
Bluetooth, Authentication SchemeAbstract
Bluetooth can be described as a wireless connection used for transferring data from ten to one hundred meters distance with transfer speed around 720kbps. The current validated Bluetooth network process, consists of four stages, key generations for launching key, link key, combining and encrypting key has been included. Small authenticated process will be needed due to the limitation of resources that Bluetooth equipments own. A new authenticated scheme has been suggested for the net of the Bluetooth. Diffie-Hellman Algorithm was used to enhance the authentication process of Bluetooth. This creative authentication process eliminates the effect of the SNARF attacks which stem from the preface of Diffie Hellman algorithm.
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