Ticket-Based Binding Update Protocol for Mobile IPv6

Kim, Sangjin; Koo, Jung-Doo; Oh, Heekuck

doi:10.1007/11951957_6

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“…In 2006 ,Sangjin Kim [16] proposed a new ticket based binding update protocol in which CGA method is used to provide mutual authentication between nodes. In Ticket based binding update protocol there is no need of mobile node at the time to generate signature , when it acquire a new IP address and requires similar computational cost compared to existing protocols.…”

Section: J Ticket Based Binding Update Protocol For Mipv6mentioning

confidence: 99%

Review: Security Mechanism of Mobile Ipv6 Threats against Binding Update

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2017

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In the last few years there is tremendous development in the area of wireless and mobile network has been observed. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) proposed Mobile IPv6 to provide mobility in wireless networks. In MIPv6, Every time when Mobile node (MN) moves, it sends binding update message to the home agent (HA) for telling its current location. However, in this case there may be chances of spoofing of a Binding update (BU)message by an attacker and pretending to be another mobile node. And then the attacker redirects all the traffic destined for the original node to another node or to itself. This paper analyzes and also compares some of the existing mechanisms that are used for reducing threats related to binding update messages in the current mobile IPv6 environment and gives the overview of this area.

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Section: J Ticket Based Binding Update Protocol For Mipv6mentioning

confidence: 99%

Review: Security Mechanism of Mobile Ipv6 Threats against Binding Update

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2017

IJRASET

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Ticket-Based Binding Update Protocol for Mobile IPv6

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Review: Security Mechanism of Mobile Ipv6 Threats against Binding Update

Review: Security Mechanism of Mobile Ipv6 Threats against Binding Update

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