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Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in Efficient Security for Large and Dynamic Multicast Groups
by Germano Caronni , Marcel Waldvogel, Dan Sun, Bernhard Plattner 1998
"... In PAGE 18: ...Offered Functionality Table1 compares the properties for each scheme. Most properties are self-explanatory, the others are described here: Multiple leaves Multiple leaves are more difficult in the approaches using flat datastruc- tures.... In PAGE 21: ... As discussed in the introductory section, various authors have published work on secure multicasting schemes. Some of the properties as presented in Table1 are also offered by their approaches, but we are not aware of any scheme that has all these properties while maintaining the efficiency of ours. Some considerations deserve further studies.... ..."
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Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in Efficient Security for Large and Dynamic Multicast Groups
by Germano Caronni , Marcel Waldvogel , Dan Sun , Bernhard Plattner
"... In PAGE 18: ...Offered Functionality Table1 compares the properties for each scheme. Most properties are self-explanatory, the others are described here: Multiple leaves Multiple leaves are more difficult in the approaches using flat datastruc- tures.... In PAGE 21: ... As discussed in the introductory section, various authors have published work on secure multicasting schemes. Some of the properties as presented in Table1 are also offered by their approaches, but we are not aware of any scheme that has all these properties while maintaining the efficiency of ours. Some considerations deserve further studies.... ..."

Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in Efficient Security for Large and Dynamic Multicast Groups
by Germano Caronni, Marcel Waldvogel, Dan Sun, Bernhard Plattner
"... In PAGE 18: ...Offered Functionality Table1 compares the properties for each scheme. Most properties are self-explanatory, the others are described here: Multiple leaves Multiple leaves are more difficult in the approaches using flat datastruc- tures.... In PAGE 21: ... As discussed in the introductory section, various authors have published work on secure multicasting schemes. Some of the properties as presented in Table1 are also offered by their approaches, but we are not aware of any scheme that has all these properties while maintaining the efficiency of ours. Some considerations deserve further studies.... ..."

TABLE I PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT SCHEMES

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel , Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner 1999
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TABLE I PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT SCHEMES

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel, Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner 1999
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Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel, Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner 1999
"... In PAGE 5: ...to perform a35a36a25a38a37a39a29 exponentiations for each group change, and messages get prohibitively large. As summarized in Table1 , most existing protocols for secure multicasting are limited to distribute session keys in static and/or small groups. For dealing with the group key distribution in a large group with frequent membership changes, some good explorations have been done in [Mit97, STW97].... ..."
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TABLE I PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT SCHEMES

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel , Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner 1999
Cited by 66

TABLE I PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT SCHEMES

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel, Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner 1999
Cited by 66

Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel , Germano Caronni , Dan Sun , Nathalie Weiler , Bernhard Plattner
"... In PAGE 5: ...to perform O(n) exponentiations for each group change, and messages get prohibitively large. As summarized in Table1 , most existing protocols for secure multicasting are limited to distribute session keys in static and/or small groups. For dealing with the group key distribution in a large group with frequent membership changes, some good explorations have been done in [Mit97, STW97].... ..."

Table 1: Properties of different schemes

in The VersaKey Framework: Versatile Group Key Management
by Marcel Waldvogel, Germano Caronni, Dan Sun, Nathalie Weiler, Bernhard Plattner
"... In PAGE 5: ...to perform O(n) exponentiations for each group change, and messages get prohibitively large. As summarized in Table1 , most existing protocols for secure multicasting are limited to distribute session keys in static and/or small groups. For dealing with the group key distribution in a large group with frequent membership changes, some good explorations have been done in [Mit97, STW97].... ..."
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