Secure Resource Synchronization of Mobile Peer-to-Peer Techniques: Experiments on the Android Platform

Ke, Chih-Kun; Lin, Zheng-Hua

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-54900-7_41

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“…In previous research [1,2], we have propose a novel mechanism which syncs enterprise file resources by the role-based access control model and JXTA technology [3,4,5] over a mobile peer-to-peer network. How to securely sync organization file resources among discrete mobile devices is worth exploring.…”

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Secure Data Synchronization over a Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network

Lin

2015

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In previous work, we have proposed a service mechanism which automatically syncs the file resources among discrete mobile devices. The mechanism includes four modules. The role-based access control module (RBAC) defined an organization policy which constructs some rules for file resources accessing. The user identification module dispatches a user some specific role (s) with relevant permission (s) and constraint (s) to access organization file resources. The en-capsulation/de-capsulation module enforces the JXTA protocol to sync the file resource synchronization over a mobile peer-to-peer network. The knowledge base module stores various organization file resources in the proposed service mechanism. However, the service mechanism faces an important challenge about data security. How to securely sync organization file resources among discrete mobile devices is worth exploring. In this study, we enforces some cryptographic techniques, including advanced encryption standard (AES), Triple data encryption standards (Triple-DES), and data encryption standards (DES), to examine secure synchronization of organization file resources among discrete mobile devices. The experiment results show the proposed mechanism is secure to automatically sync file resources among discrete mobile devices. The contribution of this work is to solve data security issue in syncing organization file resources among discrete mobile devices. We also strengthen an organization mobility to acquire the file resources by a mobile device in anywhere.

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Secure Data Synchronization over a Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network

Lin

2015

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An Optimal Mobile Service for Telecare Data Synchronization using a Role-based Access Control Model and Mobile Peer-to-Peer Technology

Lin

2015

J Med Syst

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The progress of information and communication technologies (ICT) has promoted the development of healthcare which has enabled the exchange of resources and services between organizations. Organizations want to integrate mobile devices into their hospital information systems (HIS) due to the convenience to employees who are then able to perform specific healthcare processes from any location. The collection and merage of healthcare data from discrete mobile devices are worth exploring possible ways for further use, especially in remote districts without public data network (PDN) to connect the HIS. In this study, we propose an optimal mobile service which automatically synchronizes the telecare file resources among discrete mobile devices. The proposed service enforces some technical methods. The role-based access control model defines the telecare file resources accessing mechanism; the symmetric data encryption method protects telecare file resources transmitted over a mobile peer-to-peer network. The multi-criteria decision analysis method, ELECTRE (Elimination Et Choice Translating Reality), evaluates multiple criteria of the candidates' mobile devices to determine a ranking order. This optimizes the synchronization of telecare file resources among discrete mobile devices. A prototype system is implemented to examine the proposed mobile service. The results of the experiment show that the proposed mobile service can automatically and effectively synchronize telecare file resources among discrete mobile devices. The contribution of this experiment is to provide an optimal mobile service that enhances the security of telecare file resource synchronization and strengthens an organization's mobility.

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Optimal mobile device selection for round-robin data exchange via adaptive multi-criteria decision analysis

Chen

2016

Computers & Electrical Engineering

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Secure Resource Synchronization of Mobile Peer-to-Peer Techniques: Experiments on the Android Platform

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Secure Data Synchronization over a Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network

Secure Data Synchronization over a Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network

An Optimal Mobile Service for Telecare Data Synchronization using a Role-based Access Control Model and Mobile Peer-to-Peer Technology

Optimal mobile device selection for round-robin data exchange via adaptive multi-criteria decision analysis

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