A handbook for engineers, architects and other practitioners working in the field of Internet security. It presents detailed coverage of security technologies and techniques for IP (Internet protocol) multicast networks from the leading developer of the standards. It also examines important security issues relating to other group communication technologies. Algorithms and protocols for multi-party secure communication are included. Technical managers could use this volume as a guide to the state of multicast and group security, without necessarily having to know all the detailed algorithms. Computer scientists and research and development personnel could use it as a survey of the technologies, approaches and algorithms used to provide a secure multicast solution.
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Is simply amazing !,
This review is from: Multicast and Group Security (Artech House Computer Security Series) (Hardcover)
I recommend strongly this book because it collects hundreds of papers and publications that are difficult to find. We do not have acces to any of them.
Another important aspects is that it explains all the state of the art of IP multicast and security. However, the reader should complement this information with Application Layer Multicast and Overlay Multicast, which solve many of the security problems. Particularly it is usefull for the evaluation on security that I am applying to my new architecture for my PhD Thesis. It also resumes many of the things that are explained by Prof. Atwood from Concordia University. regards and good luck, Carlos
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"Satellite TV distribution, software distribution, stock quote streaming, Web caching, and multimedia conferencing are examples of applications that require one-to-many or many-to-many group communication." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
internal node keys, group key management algorithms, rekeying instance, new group key encrypted, routing infrastructure protection, unicast key management, star hashing, rekey messages, augmented chaining, group security association, sibling node key, backward access control, blinded keys, membership management protocol, leaf subnet, local multicast group, membership access control, rekeying policy, group key management architecture, multicast security policies, underlying multicast routing protocol, multicast data transmission, leaf node key, source authentication schemes, group key management protocol Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Diego, International Workshop, Technical Report, New York, Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode, Santa Barbara, Group Secure Association Key Management Protocol, International Conference, Internet Security Architecture, Multicast Data Security, Networked Group Communication, Proposed Design, Special Issue, Summary Group, The Internet Key Exchange, Computer Communications, Computer Society, Core Based Trees, Information Security, Kluwer Academic Press, Network Associates, Starburst Multicast File Transfer Protocol, University of Michigan New!
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internal node keys, group key management algorithms, rekeying instance, new group key encrypted, routing infrastructure protection, unicast key management, star hashing, rekey messages, augmented chaining, group security association, sibling node key, backward access control, blinded keys, membership management protocol, leaf subnet, local multicast group, membership access control, rekeying policy, group key management architecture, multicast security policies, underlying multicast routing protocol, multicast data transmission, leaf node key, source authentication schemes, group key management protocol Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Diego, International Workshop, Technical Report, New York, Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode, Santa Barbara, Group Secure Association Key Management Protocol, International Conference, Internet Security Architecture, Multicast Data Security, Networked Group Communication, Proposed Design, Special Issue, Summary Group, The Internet Key Exchange, Computer Communications, Computer Society, Core Based Trees, Information Security, Kluwer Academic Press, Network Associates, Starburst Multicast File Transfer Protocol, University of Michigan New!
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