Cryptographic Reflection
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by Pankaj Kakkar, Carl A. Gunter
http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~switchware/papers/cr.ps
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Abstract:
Cryptographic reflection is a programming technique in which programs may contain signed or encrypted procedures. Encrypted procedures can be understood and evaluated only on hosts that possess an appropriate key. We show how to program with cryptographic reflection using the Packet Language for Active Networks (PLAN) and illustrate the value of the technique for key distribution in ad hoc networks. We also introduce an approach we call relay routing for communication in ad hoc networks. 1
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