RPsec: Managing routing protocol security

Prajapati, Nitin; Atwood, J. William

doi:10.1109/ccece.2016.7726673

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“…A Four-layer security management framework for routing protocols was introduced by Prajapati and Atwood (Prajapati & Atwood, 2016b). Table 2.1 shows the basic structure of these four layers.…”

Section: Routing Protocol Frameworkmentioning

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Security Analysis of Multicast/Unicast Router Key Management Protocols

Huang

Atwood

2018

2018 IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical &Amp; Computer Engineering (CCECE)

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Security Analysis of Multicast/Unicast Router Key Management Protocols Yiqi Huang Key Management Protocols (KMPs) are intended to manage cryptographic keys in a cryptosystem. KMPs have been standardized for Internet Protocol Security (IPsec), and these KMPs have been formally validated for their security properties. In the Internet, routing protocols have different requirements on their KMPs, which are not met by the existing IPsec KMPs, such as IKE, IKEv2, and GDOI. Protocol modeling has been used to analyze the security of the IPsec KMPs. For routing protocols, there are new KMPs proposed by the Keying and Authentication for Routing Protocols (KARP) working group of the Internet Engineering Task Force: RKMP, MRKM, and MaRK. These KMPs are designed to have better applicability for general routing protocols. However, the security of these protocols has not been validated. In this thesis, we have summarized the necessary conditions for security of routing protocols. We have analyzed the security aspects of RKMP, MRKM, and MaRK, by formally validating those protocols using the AVISPA modeling tool. This has shown that these KMPs meet the necessary security requirements.

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Section: Routing Protocol Frameworkmentioning

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“…A proposal for managing the updating of keys has been made by Prajapati (Prajapati & Atwood, 2016a). Suggestions for dealing with the diversity of mechanisms for ensuring security are included in the KARP proposals for KMPs.…”

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Security Analysis of Multicast/Unicast Router Key Management Protocols

Huang

Atwood

2018

2018 IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical &Amp; Computer Engineering (CCECE)

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RPsec: Managing routing protocol security

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