FTP-NDN: File Transfer Protocol Based on Re-Encryption for Named Data Network Supporting Nondesignated Receivers

Fan, Chun-I; Chen, I-Te; Cheng, Chen-Kai; Huang, Jheng-Jia; Chen, Wen-Tsuen

doi:10.1109/jsyst.2016.2580299

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“…From the above system point of view, we compare the proposed protocol with the previous one 13 in Table 7. Although our work may not have advantage in performance as compared with the previous work, 13 the proposed file transfer protocol for NDN is the first one achieving sender authentication.…”

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confidence: 75%

“…Remark Based on the proposed scheme, a secure file transfer protocol can be deployed in NDN by using the same manner as that of Fan et al . The NDN file transfer protocol is briefly described as follows.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A node, say i , performs at most | A d j ( i )| re‐encryptions, where A d j ( i ) is the set of the adjacent nodes and users of node i . From the above system point of view, we compare the proposed protocol with the previous one in Table . Although our work may not have advantage in performance as compared with the previous work, the proposed file transfer protocol for NDN is the first one achieving sender authentication.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this section, we discuss the properties of our scheme and the other schemes in NDN 12,13 and analyze the properties and performance of our scheme and the other re-encryption schemes. [18][19][20][21][22][23][24] According to previous works, 11,[25][26][27] we can obtain that T p ≈ 5T e ,T s ≈ 29T m ,T e ≈ 240T m ,T h ≈ 23T m , and T a ≈ 0.12T m .…”

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An authenticated re‐encryption scheme for secure file transfer in named data networks

Tseng

Fan

Cho

2018

Int J Communication

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Summary With the fast progress of the Internet and communication technologies, the digital communication is increasingly based on the architecture of TCP/IP. Nevertheless, in TCP/IP's architecture, there are limitations such as data uncertainty and flow overloading. In response to this, a novel architecture has been proposed, which is known as the named data network (NDN). Named data network is an alternative network architecture based on the data each user accesses. Users gain accesses to the data by using an adjacent router (node) that verifies the correctness of the data. In NDN, the router has the capability to store and search for the data. Hence, this architecture largely improves the disadvantages in TCP/IP's architecture. Named data network is a new proposal and relatively under‐researched now. Thus far, an adequate secure file transfer protocol is still unavailable for NDN. In some cases, files are broken or the source fails to authenticate, which results in the need to discover the owner of the file. Furthermore, we believe that NDN should involve an authentication mechanism in the secure file transfer protocol. In view of the above, this paper presents an authenticated re‐encryption scheme for NDN, which offers sender authentication, data confidentiality, and support for potential receivers. Finally, we also propose a security model for sender authentication and prove that the proposed scheme is secure.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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An authenticated re‐encryption scheme for secure file transfer in named data networks

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Cho

2018

Int J Communication

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“…To describe ERE‐AC in detail, the parameter settings and notations used in the mechanism are as follows …”

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An edge re‐encryption‐based access control mechanism in NDN

Zhu

Huang

Tao

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Content privacy is one of the key issues in named data networking. Implementing content access control by encrypting the content key with the user's public key is the major method currently. However, this method brings extra retrieving delay because the user needs to obtain the encrypted key from the producer after requesting data packet. Focusing on this problem, this paper proposes an edge re‐encryption‐based access control (ERE‐AC), in which the content is encrypted using a symmetric key, and the content key will be encrypted twice by the producer and edge router. Using edge re‐encryption, only the authorized user can decrypt the re‐encrypted content key with its own private key and thus obtaining the plaintext of content. This mechanism makes the encrypted content and content key stored in the network that are available for all users. It achieves two advantages, one is that the user does not need to fetch content key from the producer and can shorten the retrieving time; another is that no replica redundancy exists in the network. The simulation results of ndnSIM show that compared with encryption and probability‐based access control model, ERE‐AC can effectively shorten the content retrieving delay while slightly increasing the hit rate.

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An Authentication Framework in ICN-Enabled Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems

Zhang

Zheng³

2021

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (ICPS), as a new industrial revolution, are to provide advanced intellectual foundation for next generation industrial systems. While such systems present substantial security challenges for the host-centric communication with the growing trend of sensor data streams. Information Centric Networking (ICN) architecture suggests features exploitable in ICPS applications, reducing delivery latency and promoting quality of services that applies broadly across Industrial Internet. Emerging available solutions for secure communication, however, few of them have thoroughly addressed concerns related to securing access due to the dependence on an online provider server. In this work, we propose a concrete authentication framework for ICN ICPS based on proxy signature, which guarantees authentic sensor data access only to legitimate users and does not require interaction between users. This framework would help lower the level of the complexity of the entire system and reduce the cost of authentication by leveraging edge cache. We prove the security of the proposed authentication scheme and present performance analysis to show its efficiency.

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FTP-NDN: File Transfer Protocol Based on Re-Encryption for Named Data Network Supporting Nondesignated Receivers

Cited by 21 publications

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An authenticated re‐encryption scheme for secure file transfer in named data networks

An authenticated re‐encryption scheme for secure file transfer in named data networks

An edge re‐encryption‐based access control mechanism in NDN

An Authentication Framework in ICN-Enabled Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems

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