Research on trusted DNP3-BAE protocol based on hash chain

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Abstract

To solve the security problem of industrial Ethernet DNP3 protocol broadcast authentication, the attack vector and security requirements of trusted DNP3 protocol are analysed. First, the paper adopts a trusted platform into the control network and authenticates the identity and security status of the DNP3 client and server to prevent node sensitive information from being compromised. Second, a trusted DNP3-BAE broadcast authentication encryption protocol is proposed based on the hash chain method to solve the problem of missing message security authentication mechanism in broadcast mode, which only needs a key to complete the broadcast message authentication for multiple slaves. The new scheme can use the DNP3-SA encryption primitive, without a major upgrade to the existing platform. The protocol is verified by the SPAN tool; the results show that there is no intrusion path, which ensures the integrity, authenticity, freshness, and confidentiality of the communication nodes. At present, there is no public document to introduce a trusted platform into the DNP3 protocol to solve security problems. Performance analysis shows that our solution reduces the overhead of large-scale broadcast authentication at the expense of increased less processing and storage overhead.

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Lu, Y., & Feng, T. (2018). Research on trusted DNP3-BAE protocol based on hash chain. Eurasip Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, 2018(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13638-018-1129-y

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