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Specification Analysis for Secure RFID Implant Systems
Sanaz Rahimi Moosavi, Antti Hakkala, Johanna Isoaho, Seppo Virtanen, Jouni Isoaho, Specification Analysis for Secure RFID Implant Systems . International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering 6(2), 177–188, 2014.
Abstract:
In this paper we derive an engineering specification for functionality, security, and implementation demands for RFID Implantable Medical Devices (IMD) requiring medical data storage and wireless communication. We illustrate the specification by sketching a secure communication protocol for RFID IMDs. The specification follows from our requirements analysis of application characteristics, legal restrictions, security requirements and ethical concerns of IMDs. In our analysis we have recognized three main types of IMD applications: identification, financial and medical/emergency. The hardware implementation constraints and security level requirements of IMD systems differ from mainstream applications of RFID. The presented specification that considers the special operating environment, delicate use cases and safety-critical functionality of IMD systems is aimed to be a conceptual platform for designing robust security schemes and long-term functional and physical reliability.
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@ARTICLE{jRaHaIsViIs14a,
title = {Specification Analysis for Secure RFID Implant Systems },
author = {Rahimi Moosavi, Sanaz and Hakkala, Antti and Isoaho, Johanna and Virtanen, Seppo and Isoaho, Jouni},
journal = {International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering},
volume = {6},
number = {2},
publisher = {IACSIT Press},
pages = {177–188},
year = {2014},
keywords = {RFID Implant Systems, Security and Privacy, Hardware Limitations, Ethical Concerns, Lightweight Cryptography },
}
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