Identity based architecture for secure communication in future internet

Gómez‐Skarmeta, Antonio F.; Martínez-Juliá, Pedro; Girão, Joao; Sarma, Amardeo

doi:10.1145/1866855.1866866

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“…faces a series of important technical challenges, one of them being the management of diverse user and object identities [5]. 'The separation of identity and locator is one such innovative trend, although the architectural problem of supporting the real people behind the physical device while at the same time protecting information about the user and its context has no solution yet' [6].…”

Section: Identity Management (Idm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Identity Management in the Internet of Things: the Role of MANETs for Healthcare Applications

Chibelushi¹,

Eardley²

2013

csit

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The Internet of Things (IoT) in healthcare and medical applications promises to solve many problems which are currently challenging the sector, ranging from remotely caring for our aging population to medical discoveries on incurable diseases. However, the challenges and risks of having 50 billion Things and users connected together are complex and may be detrimental to control. Concerns have been raised in relation to the IoT Identification Management (IDM) issues, in which each Thing (user and device) will be required to have a unique identity, and the IDM to be able to distinguish between a device and user, as well as ensuring identity and information context safety. This paper examines the underlying issues behind IDM and proposes a framework which aims to achieve the identification of Things and their safe management. The IDM framework is embedded in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) and assumes that most healthcare devices will be linked wirelessly and in mobile environments. The paper aims to open a research debate which will help to solve the future IoT IDM issues in healthcare applications.

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Section: Identity Management (Idm)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Identity Management in the Internet of Things: the Role of MANETs for Healthcare Applications

Chibelushi¹,

Eardley²

2013

csit

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“…Therefore, although some performance improvements are certainly possible to be applied to the communication of the DTEs, as we show in [11], in this paper we have not focused on this aspect but on the secure identityto-identity communication and the mobility support of our architecture applied as an id/loc mapping system. Finally, the client nodes are defined to make a simple communication.…”

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“…Therefore, in this paper, we explore an alternative architecture by joining the functionality of the HNR and IDR in one infrastructure and connecting them to form a flat overlay network, such as the network found in Chord [9]. For this purpose, we adapt the Copyright c 2012 The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers Domain Trusted Entity (DTE) infrastructure, an architecture that incorporates a distributed trusted framework to achieve secure identity-based communications [10], [11]. The application of DTE to the joint IDR/HNR infrastructure provides many new features, like enhanced security and robustness, without performance penalty.…”

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Secure and Robust Framework for ID/Locator Mapping System

Martínez-Juliá

Gómez‐Skarmeta

Kafle

et al. 2012

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARYThe use of IP addresses as host IDs and locators in the present day Internet protocols imposes constraints on designing efficient solutions for mobility, multihoming, renumbering, and security. To eliminate the constraints, different approaches of introducing ID/locator split into future network architectures have been discussed recently. HIMALIS is such an architecture, which uses distinct sets of values for identifiers and locators and allows the network layer to change locators without requiring the upper layers to change identifiers. One of the major challenges of HIMALIS is the design and implementation of a distributed ID-to-locator mapping database system to efficiently store, update and provide the upto-date mapping data to the network elements. For this purpose, this paper discusses the application of the Domain Trusted Entity (DTE) infrastructure to the HIMALIS architecture. It provides a unified manner to get locators from high level identifiers (names) with enhanced security, privacy, and trust, while maintaining all capabilities and full compatibility with the previous DNR, HNR, and IDR infrastructures found in HIMALIS.

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“…We propose a different approach to the Internet based on previous work [16][17][18][19]. If we go back to how we started this discourse, the Internet is for people to communicate.…”

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Supporting Trust and Privacy with an Identity-Enabled Architecture

Sarma¹,

Girão²

2012

Future Internet

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Cost reduction and a vastly increased potential to create new services, such as via the proliferation of the Cloud, have led to many more players and “end points”. With many of them being new entrants, possibly short-lived, the question of how to handle trust and privacy in this new context arises. In this paper, we specifically look at the underlying infrastructure that connects end-points served by these players, which is an essential part of the overall architecture to enable trust and privacy. We present an enhanced architecture that allows real people, objects and services to reliably interact via an infrastructure providing assured levels of trust

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Identity based architecture for secure communication in future internet

Cited by 12 publications

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Identity Management in the Internet of Things: the Role of MANETs for Healthcare Applications

Identity Management in the Internet of Things: the Role of MANETs for Healthcare Applications

Secure and Robust Framework for ID/Locator Mapping System

Supporting Trust and Privacy with an Identity-Enabled Architecture

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