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Utilization of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology is virtually ubiquitous across various life disciplines. When the IoT is integrated into e-health system to enable more real-time on-demand services, it brings significant convenience to the physicians and patients. However, the risk of encountering unreliable information and potential security threat is promptly raised at the same time. Therefore, in this research, we establish a secure IoT and cloud computing-enabled e-health management system in which a distinctive authentication scheme is adopted. The proposed system ensures all major security requirements, such as confidentiality, entity anonymity, repudiation tracking, data integrity, and innate resistance to man-in-the-middle, location spoofing, and replay attacks. Moreover, our system can effectively be executed on low-powered processing units and simultaneously guarantees greater security than historically available alternatives.
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