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Keywords: Vehicle Network information security, Internet of Vehicle, Cloud

Hsin-Te Wu

Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Penghu University of Science and Technology, Penghu, Taiwan
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Abstract

This paper is mainly to design a cloud security mechanism for cloud applications in VANETs. At present, cloud computing is one of the key points for the government to promote industrial development. In this paper, we divide the cloud into public clouds, private clouds and hybrid clouds. Vehicles or passengers can use public ownership. Cloud access to road conditions or mass transit information, private cloud part of the mass transit can access the current driving record, users can access the relevant information of the enterprise, hybrid cloud is the combination of public cloud and private cloud, whether in the cloud computing or VANETs All need cyber and information security protection. At present, many VANETs security research only deals with information communication. There is no information storage part. The cloud computing security research only focuses on information protection, and does not target user privacy and anonymity. This paper designs a network. It is confidential, certified, undeniable, conditional, and untrackable. This article mainly needs to achieve 1. Identity verification mechanism, passengers and vehicles can verify each other's identity, and can be verified with a single check-in, 2. Keep the vehicle or user's privacy and anonymity, need to be able to change vehicles or use Anonymous ID and related parameters, 3. Private communication mechanism, any vehicle or user can conduct private communication, 4. Information security encryption method, allowing data to keep ciphertext on the cloud server, avoiding internal personnel or hackers Capture data.


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