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....authentication codes (MACs) and is based on delayed disclosure of keys by the sender. This technique was independently discovered by Cheung [8] in the context of authenticating link state routing updates. A related approach was used in the Guy Fawkes protocol for interactive unicast communication [1]. In the context of multicast streamed data it was proposed by several authors [2, 3, 5, 27, 28] The main idea of TESLA is that the sender attaches to each packet a MAC computed with a key k known only to itself. The receiver buffers the received packet without being able to authenticate it. A ....
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....work is by Cheung [11] He proposes a scheme akin to the basic TESLA protocol to authenticate link state routing updates between routers. He assumes that all the routers in a network are time synchronized up to q e, and does not consider the case of heterogeneous receivers. Anderson et al. [1] present the Guy Fawkes protocol which provides message authentication between two parties. Their protocol has the drawback that it cannot tolerate packet loss. They propose two methods to guarantee that the keys are not revealed too soon. The first method is that the sender and receiver are in ....
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