Time Synchronized Decentralized Contextual Attribute and Doubling Kohel Signature Access Control for Information Centric Networks
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Information Centric Network, Time Windows Synchronization, Contextual Attribute Assignment, Doubling-oriented, Doche–Icart–Kohel, Digital SignatureAbstract
The internet applications of present data are immensely compassionate and on the other hand, users are found to be more specific about the desired content speed upon comparison to their location being accessed. In such circumstances the targeted users have to be provided finer if the intrinsic network permits to acquire the content being requested without as a matter of course depending on the existing producer of the data. Obviously, both authenticity and security require to be maintained for such types of data being retrieved. The Information Centric Networking (ICN) is intended to validate data access from anywhere taking into account all the requisite safety measures. The ICN is concentrated on minimizing content delivery latency and improving throughput by validating data from any data store upon comparison with the data producers. For the purpose of doing so, numerous changes in the prevailing Internet architecture like decentralized contextual attribute, unique content naming, access control, digital signature, etc. In this work a method called, Time Synchronized Decentralized Contextual Attribute and Doubling Kohel Signature-based access control (TSDCA-DKS) for Information Centric Networks is proposed. The TSDCA-DKS method is split into two sections, namely, Contextual Attribute Assignment using time windows synchronization and digital signature generation using Doubling-oriented Doche–Icart–Kohel model. The validation of the decrypted contextual input vector attribute guarantees data integrity, where the signer or the employer public key is used to ensure authenticity. The proposed method takes shorter access request processing time for the entire signature operation, including signing and verification, compared to other traditional methods. The implementation results of the proposed method manifested encouraging performance in terms of accuracy and robustness. The results confirmed that the proposed method is significant and efficient for employee’s role within an organization and the resources to which they have access to.
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