Abstract
In recent times, the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes one of the most popular innovations in the field of information and Communication Technology (ICT), and it connects billions or even trillions of devices. Meanwhile, security and privacy stand as a vital issue in the IoT environment, which generates the need for an efficient authentication protocol. In this context, we proposed a lightweight authentication protocol for cloud-based IoT applications. Further, formal security analysis using Burrows-Abadi-Needham (BAN) logic and informal security analysis of the proposed scheme are discussed. A comparative study of the proposed protocol and some existing methods is also demonstrated considering computation, communication, and storage cost. Finally, the proposed scheme is verified using a widely accepted AVISPA tool. The comparative study and verification support the efficiency of the proposed protocol for cloud-based IoT applications.
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