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Nokia Research publishes study on the usability of secure pairing methods

January 29, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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Abstract:

Setting up secure associations between end-user devices is a challenging task when it needs to be done by ordinary users. The increasing popularity of powerful personal electronics with wireless communication abilities has made the problem more urgent than ever before. During the last few years, several solutions have appeared in the research literature. Several standardisation bodies have also been working on improved setup procedures. All these protocols provide certain levels of security, but several new questions arise, such as “how to implement the protocol so that it is easy to use?” and “is it still secure when used by a non-technical person?” In this paper, we attempt to answer these questions by carrying out a comparative usability evaluation of selected methods to derive some insights into the usability and security of these methods as well as strategies for implementing them.

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Interesting stuff. I am curious to see how easy wireless USB will be to pair in the future. Right now Bluetooth pairing is slow. I miss IR "beaming" back in the day when I used to have a Palm.

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