SIM-based authentication method capable of supporting inter-AP fast handover
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsYu-Ren Huang, Jen-Shun Yang, Chien-Chao Tseng, Jui-Tang Wang
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AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsYu-Ren Huang, Jen-Shun Yang, Chien-Chao Tseng, Jui-Tang Wang
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The invention relates to a SIM-based authentication method capable of supporting inter-AP fast handover, which can decrease the number of authentication procedures without negatively influencing the security of the wireless LAN by establishing an encrypted channel for each mobile node and using method 1: an aggressive key pre-distribution and method 2: probe request triggering passive key pre-query technique, thereby reducing the time of inter-AP handover for the mobile node. Furthermore, a re-authentication procedure is started to update the key after the key is used for a long time so as to ensure that the key is safe, thereby effectively achieving a fast and safe wireless LAN environment.
An SIM-based authentication method, which performs authentication on mobile nodes and networks in a wireless local area network (WLAN) environment such that packets between a legal mobile node and a legal network are transmitted through the WLAN, the mobile node having at least one SIM and the WLAN having at least one access point (AP) to service the mobile node, an authentication server and a connected authentication center, the method comprising the steps:
An SIM-based authentication method capable of supporting inter-AP fast handover in a WLAN, the WLAN including an authentication server and multiple access points managed by the authentication server, one of the access points servicing a mobile node, applying a same temporal key to message integrity check and encryption/decryption packets transmitted between the mobile node and its currently corresponding access point after mobile node authentication and network authentication are complete, the method comprising the steps:
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