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引用次数: 11
摘要
本文提出了一种安全、可扩展的N-to-N(会议)IP组播域间组密钥管理新体系结构。该体系结构从密钥管理平面来看待组播路由基础设施,并在逻辑上将其划分为两种一般类型的区域进行密钥管理,以实现可扩展性。该工作将(Wong et al., 1998)的集中式解决方案扩展为适用于域间多播组密钥管理的分布式密钥管理方案。提出了发起新组播组以及成员加入和离开组播组的方法。本文还考虑了两种一般类型的ip组播,如果组播要成为未来在互联网上大规模传输语音、视频和文本的载体之一,则需要使其安全。
Secure and scalable inter-domain group key management for N-to-N multicast
The paper contributes a new architecture for secure and scalable inter-domain group key management for N-to-N (conference) IP multicast. The architecture views the multicast routing infrastructure from the key management plane, and logically divides it into two general types of regions for key management to achieve scalability. The work extends the centralized solution of (Wong et al., 1998) into a distributed key management scheme suitable for inter-domain multicast group key management. Methods for initiating new multicast groups, as well as for members joining and leaving, are presented. The paper also considers two general types of IP-multicast that need to be made secure if multicast is to be one of the vehicles for future wide-scale delivery of voice, video and text over the Internet.