摘要
The confidentiality of pseudonymous authentication and secure data transmission is essential for the protection of information and mitigating risks posed by compromised vehicles.The Internet of Vehicles has meaningful applications,enabling connected and autonomous vehicles to interact with infrastructure,sensors,computing nodes,humans,and fellow vehicles.Vehicular hoc networks play an essential role in enhancing driving efficiency and safety by reducing traffic congestion while adhering to cryptographic security standards.This paper introduces a privacy-preserving Vehicle-to-Infrastructure authentication,utilizing encryption and the Moore curve.The proposed approach enables a vehicle to deduce the planned itinerary of Roadside Units(RSUs)before embarking on a journey.Crucially,the Certification Authority remains unaware of the specific route design,ensuring privacy.The method involves transforming all Roadside Units(RSUs)in a region into a vector,allowing for instant authentication of a vehicle’s route using RSU information.Real-world performance evaluations affirm the effectiveness of the proposed model.
