英文摘要 |
In this paper, a modified version of the Grouping Proof as described by Saito and Sakurai is proposed. By employing RFID dynamic grouping tags, a simpler and more secure identification scheme is suggested, and its application to car theft prevention is studied. A group of certain number RFID electronic tags is first provided by the car manufacturer. A car buyer then combines some of those tags to form subgroups, and corresponding grouping proofs are generated. Existence of all tags in a subgroup is checked by the grouping proof. Starting the car will oily be possible if a subgroup has all of its tags in the proof. The RFID dynamic grouping tags allow each car buyer to choose his/her own number of tags to form the subgroup. Hence, dynamic grouping offers more secure, more mobile, aid easier to operate features than other car theft prevention practices, such as a tag with fixed content or metal keys. Thus, car theft prevention should overall be enhanced. |