gSET: trust management and secure accounting for business in the grid

Weishäupl, Thomas; Witzany, C.; Schikuta, Erich

doi:10.1109/ccgrid.2006.52

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“…Key for fostering of cloud resources are service level agreements (SLAs) which give guarantees on quality of the delivered services. We are working on the embedment of our research findings on SLAs [5,6,4] into NetLuke to allow for different novel business models [22,15,21,20] on the selection, delivery and usage of teaching resources based on quality of service attributes [19].…”

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confidence: 99%

NetLuke

Rotheneder

Schikuta

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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NetLuke is an interactive, Web-based, e-Learning system to visualize the dynamic behavior of algorithms and data structures. It is used as a supportive tool for under-graduate and graduate courses on these topics. It aims for clarity and vividness, simplicity, portability, and extendibility and supports user controlled dynamics. During the design of the system specific focus was laid on the deployment of NetLuke in a mobile environment. Mobile devices force the developer to put considerable effort into interface design and implementation details. Touch based interaction, common for mobile devices today, makes perfect sense for teaching applications, as it supports an intuitive "game-like" interactive approach. Moving to a web based solution opens up new architectural and technological perspectives that support our goal for the development of a modern kind of algorithm visualization platform. Our vision of a user centred, non-monolithic approach is reflected by NetLukes architectural design and its set of features, as easy extensibility and adaptibility. The flexible system design and the choice of latest Web technology support the deployment to the whole range of existing computer platforms, from PCs, tablets to Smartphones.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

NetLuke

Rotheneder

Schikuta

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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“…The former have to be managed only by WCA, whereas the latter needs to be used by CP. Therefore, in order to guarantee the confidentiality and integrity of the exchanged data, the involved entities use a subset of the gSET protocol features [21], such as the "dual signature" mechanism. In particular, by employing the RSA encryption algorithm, the user ciphers his/her credentials with the public key of WCA and ciphers the content description with the public key of CP.…”

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Designing a DRM System

Frattolillo

Landolfi

2008

2008 the Fourth International Conference on Information Assurance and Security

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The Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems aim at protecting and enforcing the legal rights associated with the use of digital content distributed on the Internet. Most of such systems use watermarking techniques to implement the content protection. Although the effectiveness of the implemented protection strictly depends on the adopted watermarking techniques, an important role is also played by watermarking protocols. They define the scheme of the interactions that have to take place among the entities involved in the processes of content protection and web-based distribution governed by the DRM systems. This paper presents a DRM system developed as a web software platform to implement the copyright protection of multimedia digital content distributed on the Internet. The DRM system is based on a watermarking protocol previously developed by the authors, and has been designed as a service oriented architecture composed of a federation of coordinated web entities that play distinct roles and interact within a trusted environment.

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“…For example, Grid Secure Electronic Transaction (gSET) [9] establishes trust and privacy between entities in a Grid environment by adapting the concept of Secure Electronic Transactions (SET). Farag Azzedin [10]presents a formal definition of behavior trust and reputation and discuss a behavior trust management architecture.…”

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Resource Management Using New Reputation Model in Computational Economy for Grid

Kim

Cheong

Lee

2007

2007 International Conference on Convergence Information Technology (ICCIT 2007)

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Grid environment is dynamic and open, therefore the reputation of entities in Grid is becoming the focus of people's attention. Although, recently the study on the Grid computing is resultful, the researches of reputation field are still not perfect, especially in the field of computational economy for Grid. This paper presents a reputation calculation model, which is suitable in the environment of computational economy for Grid. We also design a Reputation Control Module (RCM) based on the reputation model, using for resource management in computational economy for Grid. Additionally we give a detailed introduction of the internal structure and workflow of RCM. At last the paper shows the significance of our research through simulating experiments.

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gSET: trust management and secure accounting for business in the grid

Cited by 25 publications

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