Using bidirectional list structures to detect processing errors when encoding data in block chaining mode
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1*, 2**, 2***1. Al-Istiqlal University, Jericho, Palestine
2. South-Western State University, Kursk, Kursk, Russian Federation
*e-mail: mnajajra@pass.ps
**e-mail: tanygin@yandex.ru
***e-mail: chesnokova.50@yandex.ru
Abstract
The article examines the problem of detecting errors in identifying the source of messages in data authentication systems that use the cipher block chaining mode to reduce the volume of overhead data transmitted from UAVs. In this mode, the authentication tag of each message depends on the content of the previous one, forming a chain. Although this increases overall reliability, when the volume of transmitted information is reduced (and correspondingly the energy consumption of the UAV's radio transmitting module for broadcasting such data over the air is lowered), collisions of authentication tags between messages from the target and unintended sources can lead to ambiguities and errors in determining which message is authentic. Traditional methods that require buffering and subsequent analysis of the entire sequence of messages prove to be resource-intensive and create additional delays in the UAV control loop.
An approach is proposed based on the use of bidirectional list structures (graphs) for organizing the storage and processing of incoming messages in real time. In the proposed model, each message is represented as a vertex of the graph, and connections (edges) between vertices are established when the condition of matching authentication tags is met. The key idea of the method is the active detection of conflict situations (collisions) at the moment a new message is added to the graph, through the analysis of the formed connections. The algorithm identifies characteristic substructures (subgraphs of four vertices), the occurrence of which signals the impossibility of unambiguously identifying the source.
Mathematical modeling was conducted to assess the likelihood of the occurrence of such conflict structures and the associated additional computational costs. It was shown that if the condition linking the authentication tag length and the number of sources in the system is met, the probability of requiring additional analysis remains insignificant.
Keywords:
bidirectional list structures; coding; block coupling mode; energy efficiency; authenticationReferences
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