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The Architecture and Performance of Security Protocols in.. - Rodeh, Birman, Dolev (2000) (12 citations) Self-citation (Rodeh Birman Dolev) (Correct)
....argued above, a secure GCS must provide a means to switch the current group key. This requires ecient, low latency rekeying algorithms. Such algorithms must provide e ective handeling for common scenarios: member join and leave. We have designed and implemented several ecient rekeying protocols [31, 32]. In this section, we describe a particularly fast protocol that is designed for solving a speci c case: a single member 13 g g , g (1) 2) 3) 4) 5) q p q q q q p p p p K p K p K p K q K q K q v q v q v q v p K n K N K N K N Figure 3: A variation on the ....
....Point to Point and multicast reliable communication, secure channels provided by SecChan, and the ability to prompt the stack to perform a view change. The basic communication pattern of a rekeying protocol can be described using a very simple protocol, Basic, that we have studied elsewhere [32]. The Basic algorithm uses a simple method to rekey a group. The leader chooses a new key and disseminates it to the members using secure channels. The members send acknowledgments back to the leader. Once the leader receives acknowledgments from all the members, it performs a view change, and ....
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O. Rodeh, K. P. Birman, and D. Dolev, "A study of group rekeying," Technical Report TR2000-1791, Cornell University Computer Science, March 2000.
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