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G2Auth

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Because of its cost effectiveness and timeliness, package delivery using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), called drone delivery, is drawing growing attention. Authentication is critical for ensuring that a package is not picked up by an attacker's drone or delivered to an attacker. As delivery drones are costly and may carry sensitive or expensive packages, a drone should not get very close to a person unless she is authenticated; thus, conventional authentication approaches that require human-drone physical contact do not work. Existing authentication methods for drone delivery suffer from one or multiple of the following limitations: (1) requiring special user-side hardware; (2) enforcing one-way authentication only; (3) being vulnerable to relay attacks; (4) having compatibility issues. We present the first system, named Greet-to-Auth (G2Auth, for short), that supports mutual authentication between a user and a drone, without these limitations. A user waves her hand holding a smartphone to conduct the authentication. The evaluation shows that it is secure, accurate, usable, and robust.

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DOI
10.1145/3498361.3538941
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W4282979962
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conference-paper
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EN
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