An Efficient Remote User Authentication Scheme Using Smart Cards
By Hung-Min Sun. 2000
333 citations recorded by the source corpus.
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/f8752aea9b0efef22b615f9091d7e6d9d0b33929
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- Yi-Pin Liao
- Shuenn-Shyang Wang
- W. Ku
- Shuai-Min Chen
- Manik Lal Das
- J. Jan
- Yuh-Min Tseng
- Hung-Yu Chien
Citations in the corpus
- An Efficient and Practical Solution to Remote Authentication: Smart Card (2002, background): “We then compare the result with Hwang’s scheme [12] and Sun’s”
- Protection (2018, unknown): “Today, however, we see an increasing number of application areas susceptible to MATE attacks, along with a need for comprehensive software protection techniques that provide a nontrivial level of security against concerted attacks by accomplished adversaries.”
- A secure dynamic ID based remote user authentication scheme for multi-server environment (2009, background): “In a single server environment, the issue of remote login authentication with the smart card has already been solved by a variety of schemes [1–13].”
- Weaknesses and improvements of an efficient password based remote user authentication scheme using smart cards (2004, methodology): “However, Sun’s scheme does not provide mutual authentication.”
- A dynamic ID-based remote user authentication scheme (2004, background): “Existing password-based authentication schemes [1], [4]-[8], [10], [11] can be categorized into two types - one uses weakpassword and the other uses strong-password.”