M-PIN Authentication in Vehicle Tracking
summary
Demonstrates a working C++14 fleet vehicle tracking system that uses Apache Milagro and Milagro‑MFA to avoid central certificate authorities, splitting trust into replicated distributor and registrar roles and sharing an elliptic‑curve master secret; devices perform a setup to obtain client secrets and short‑lived time permits, authentication runs over a relay/GPB/gRPC stack, keys can be sealed in an HSM, and the prototype shows end‑to‑end login and revocation for embedded trackers.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Apache Milagro
- 2:21Heart
- 3:46Composite Efficient Authority
- 4:57Identity Based Encryption
- 7:05Algorithm
- 9:55Development
- 11:48System
- 14:40Setup Process
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