Radio frequency identification bidirectional authentication method based on hash function

Abstract

The invention provides a radio frequency identification bidirectional authentication method based on hash function. The mutual verification of identify between a tag and a reader is specifically as follows: the pre-allocated and stored tag information or shared information is read and verified by a rear-end system, the local time of the rear-end system is used as the identification tag information shared with the tag, the initial value is allocated to each tag by a rear-end database system, and the subsequent change is updated by the rear-end system according to the local system time of the tag in each verification process; the rear-end system stores the mark information and associated information of the tag and carries out hash calculation in each verification process; and the RFID (radio frequency identification) tag comprises a pseudo-random number generator, and carries out hash calculation and xor logic calculation. The method has excellent safety and privacy protection characteristic, and can protect content privacy and position privacy, resist replay attach, attach of denial of service and data synchronization attach and prevent fake.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of Internet of Things and communication technology, specifically, a security authentication scheme of a radio frequency identification system, which mainly solves the problem of two-way authentication among tags, readers and databases in the radio frequency identification system. Background technique [0002] Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is a non-contact automatic identification technology that emerged in the 1990s. It conducts non-contact two-way communication through radio frequency to achieve automatic identification of target objects. It has many advantages such as high precision, strong ability to adapt to the environment, strong anti-interference, and quick operation. [0003] The radio frequency identification system consists of 3 parts: RFID tags, RFID readers and background databases. The information of goods and users is stored in the RFID tag, and is transmitted to the back-end database...

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Problems solved by technology

Third parties can monitor, interfere, and tamper with the conversation between tags and readers, and the integrity and availability of information is difficult to guarantee

[0008] The Hash-lock protocol is vulnerable to retransmission attacks and spoofing attacks, and it is not anti-tracking; the random number generation operation in the randomized Hash-lock protocol is mainly done by tags, and this operation is not necessary in