A Remark on the AAA Method for Secret-Key Generation in Mobile Networks
Yingbo Hua

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the AAA method for secret-key generation in mobile networks, demonstrating its robustness against correlation and leakage, and comparing its performance favorably to ideal reciprocal channel estimation methods.
Contribution
The paper proves the robustness of the AAA method under correlation and leakage, and highlights its advantages over ideal reciprocal channel estimation.
Findings
AAA method achieves perfect equivocation with infinite superpositions.
Robustness of AAA persists despite intra-packet correlation and leakage.
AAA outperforms ideal reciprocal channel estimation in certain scenarios.
Abstract
A broadly applicable method for secret-key generation is named for its accumulative, adaptable and additive (AAA) properties. This paper first shows a robustness of its performance. Namely, even if there is an inter correlation or a leakage caused intra correlation among the superimposed packets, provided there is a nonzero probability for each packet to be missed in full or in part by Eve, then the equivocation of the key generated by the AAA method always becomes perfect as the number of superpositions becomes infinite. Also shown in this paper is a comparison between the AAA method and an ideal method based on reciprocal channel estimation, which reveals several advantages of the AAA method.
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Taxonomy
TopicsUser Authentication and Security Systems · Advanced Authentication Protocols Security · Biometric Identification and Security
