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Host Identity Protocol (HIP) emerges as the most suitable identification protocol for the Internet of Things. HIP not only provides identifier/locator split but also a key agreement procedure named HIP Base Exchange, which allows secure connections between HIP peers. However, the heterogeneous and decentralized nature of IoT architecture, coupling resource-constrained networks with powerful Internet, impedes the use of HIP on small devices due to its computationally expensive cryptographic operations. In this paper, we propose a distributed lightweight key exchange protocol designed to reduce the requirements of HIP Base Exchange, in order to be supported by resource-constrained nodes.
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