upnp and secure group communication technique for zero-configuration environment construction using incremental clustering
Purna Chandra Sethi,
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Networking,Wireless and Mobile Communications
ISSN: 2320-7248 Impact Factor:1.8 Volume:2 Issue:2 Year: 08 March,2014 Pages:47-55
Abstract
The scales of smart living are needed from small to large size applications. As the scale of the space increases, we can expect that the requirements for the two features zero-configuration and secure data communication channels are getting more important. The feature of zero-configuration reduces the cost to setup the network and secure data communication channels guarantee both the privacy and confidentiality of possible sensitive data transmitted in the network. In this paper, we integrated two technologies, UPnP and secure group communication techniques, to construct an almost zero-configuration secure environment for smart living spaces. A secure and flexible communication environment is constructed as follows. An UPnP controller is implemented to manage devices in the same administrative domain and hence these devices can be treated as members in the same communication group. Using generalized ring signature algorithm key can be managed for building both point-to-point and broadcast secure channels over the UPnP network.
Kewords
SUPnP, Group Communication, Zero-communication Environment, Generalized Ring Signatures, Incremental clustering.
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