Quantum Resistance Group Key Management for IoTs

Group communication plays a vital role in our interconnected society, facilitating efficient and secure data exchange among multiple endpoints. The issue pertains to the intricate nature that emerges within the limited settings of the Internet of Things and sensor networks. GKM plays a crucial role in maintaining security in group communication schemes. Existing GKM schemes commonly rely on public-key cryptography, which may be susceptible to potential threats posed by quantum computers. This study investigated the usage of post-quantum GKM schemes in the realm of IoTs. To enhance communication security and efficiency in the era of quantum computing, we made significant progress in implementing a post-quantum GKM scheme. Specifically, we have chosen the SABER Key Encapsulation Mechanism, which is one of the four finalists in the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) process. We also present preliminary simulation results for our scheme.