An analysis of security threats to mobile IPv6

Durr, Michael; Hunt, Ray

doi:10.1504/ijipt.2008.020468

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“…A Binding Update (BU) message from the mobile node to each active correspondent node enables this Route Optimization. However, an unauthenticated or malicious Binding Update message would provide an intruder with an easy means to launch various types of threats [3]. Since Mobile IPv6 uses open airwaves as a transmission medium and it support to the mobility, it is subject to the many security threats that are routed in MobileIPv6 network.…”

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Comparative analysis of security mechanism of mobile IPv6 threats against binding update, Route Optimization and Tunneling

Barbudhe¹,

Barbudhe²,

Dhawale

2014

2014 IEEE 6th International Conference on Adaptive Science &Amp; Technology (ICAST)

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Mobile IPv6 is a very important part in the mobile computing for global Internet. However, there are some security threats in the current mobile IPv6 such as threats against binding update, Route Optimization and Tunneling. Therefore, strong security mechanism is required to provide authentication as well as address verification with better handover latency and efficient performance. This paper studies the security threats in the current mobile IPv6; meanwhile, summarize and analyze the existing Security Mechanism, infrastructures in the current mobile IPv6 and give the overview of this area.

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Comparative analysis of security mechanism of mobile IPv6 threats against binding update, Route Optimization and Tunneling

Barbudhe¹,

Barbudhe²,

Dhawale

2014

2014 IEEE 6th International Conference on Adaptive Science &Amp; Technology (ICAST)

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“…BU messages in route optimization can be secured with certificate‐based inquisition approach . Thus, the BUs are protected from the replay attack and denial of service attack . The packet overhead in MIPv6 can be reduced by tunnelling‐based route optimization mechanism .…”

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Analytical model for Binding Refresh Request to reduce storage and communication overhead in MIPv6 network

Diana¹,

Sundarakantham²,

Shalinie³

et al. 2014

Int J Network Mgmt

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SUMMARY Home agent is a key component of MIPv6 functionality that comprises binding cache to hold the mobile nodes current point of attachment to the Internet. This paper is concerned with binding cache support for home agents within MIPv6 network. Existing binding cache of home agent supports weak cache consistency by using fixed contract length for Binding Refresh Request, which functions reasonably well in normal situations. However, maintaining a strong binding cache consistency in home agent as a crucial exceptional handling mechanism has become more demanding for the following objectives: (i) to adapt increasingly frequent change of care‐of address due to mobile nodes movement detection update; (ii) to provide fine‐grain controls to balance the binding cache load distributions for better delivery services; and (iii) to reduce the overhead allowances around the binding cache. In this paper, we have first verified the effectiveness of Binding Refresh Request contract length, and on the basis of that, two dynamic contract algorithms are suggested to reduce the storage and communication overhead allowances in binding cache. We have also compared our technique with the existing fixed Binding Refresh Request contract length, and our simulation results reveals that the proposed approach provides an effective performance to reduce overhead within the network. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Anonymous Home Binding Update Scheme for Mobile IPv6 Wireless Networking

Taha

Shen

2011

2011 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference - GLOBECOM 2011

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An analysis of security threats to mobile IPv6

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Comparative analysis of security mechanism of mobile IPv6 threats against binding update, Route Optimization and Tunneling

Comparative analysis of security mechanism of mobile IPv6 threats against binding update, Route Optimization and Tunneling

Analytical model for Binding Refresh Request to reduce storage and communication overhead in MIPv6 network

Anonymous Home Binding Update Scheme for Mobile IPv6 Wireless Networking

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