Secure Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast Systems

By: Haomiao Yang, Hongwei Li, Xuemin Sherman Shen

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eText | 23 August 2022

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This book proposes secure schemes to address security challenges in secure automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast systems (ADS-B) from five different angles. First, the authors examine encryption schemes applied to the ADS-B environment for protecting messages confidentiality. Second, they propose an ADS-B broadcast authentication scheme with batch verification by employing an identity-based signature. Third, they present ADS-B broadcast authentication scheme based on a digital signature with message recovery, which provides a feature that the message is recoverable from the signature. Fourth, they propose a new cryptographic solution to ADS-B security. Finally, they propose an accurate and efficient cognitive aircraft location verification scheme preserving aircraft location privacy by utilizing a grid-based k-nearest neighbor algorithm. In summary, the authors show how ADS-B data links can greatly enhance flight safety by these proposed schemes without sacrificing data security.

Proposes several secure schemes to address security challenges in secure automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast systems (ADS-B);

Provides extensive experiments and evaluates the proposed schemes using real-world data;

S**hows how ADS-B data links can greatly enhance safety without sacrificing data security