英文摘要 |
Due to its low cost and remote automatic identification ability, RFID is taking place of barcodes. With the popularity of RFID, objects embedded with tags might be transferred to new owners for many times during their life cycle. However, the information transmitted in the air could easily be eavesdropped, intercepted or modified due to its radio transmission nature. The issues of security and privacy are thus raised. In 2011, Chen, Lai, Chen, Deng and Hwang proposed RFID ownership transfer authorization systems conforming EPCglobal Class-1 Generation-2 standards. However, we found that their protocols are vulnerable to impersonation attacks, forward security attacks, denial of service attacks and old owner privacy problem. This paper will give demonstrations on what have caused these weaknesses, and more of that, an improved protocol is also proposed which are free from worries of the problems mentioned above. The improved protocols could thus be applied in high security demanding environments. |