Abstract: The extensive utilization of mobile devices, sensors, wireless sensor networks, and the growing Internet of Things (IoT) has inspired the medical and healthcare communities to recruit IoT to measure, gather data, and communicate with patients. Wireless body area networks are prominent in the medical field. Wireless body area networks comprise several wirelessly communicating wear- able or implanted devices. These conventionally assemble the physical facts of the wearer and verbalize them to a server. Recently, many protocols have been proposed with security-assisted health data transfer techniques. As a result, we propose a reliable authentication technique for WBAN. In this technique, hash and X-OR operation topologies are being utilized. And we have also shown that the Burrows-Abadi-Needham (BAN) logic accuracy of the mutual authentication between the patient and medical server is demonstrated using common sense.
Key Word: Internet of medical Things (IoMT), authentication, security, Wire- less body area networks.
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