Abstract
With the continuous progress of computer technology, static identity authentication technology has encountered challenges in practical applications; in addition, it has deficiencies in continuity and mutability. For these reasons, we propose a risk-based dynamic identity authentication method based on the Usage Control (UCON) model. When authenticating a user, we consider their access rights based on the degree of risk, except in case of password authentication. We propose a risk assessment method, and blockchain technology is used in the scheme to provide a reliable process for risk assessment and authorization. Our scheme represents an improvement in traditional identity authentication, resulting in higher continuity and mutability. We also prove that the scheme has high security and scalability.
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