Title :
Security aspects in 6lowPan networks
Author_Institution :
Vodafone Group R&D, USA
Abstract :
61owPan devices are intended to be deployed in Ipv6 networks whose subnets that often will be physically disjunct and perhaps separated by large distances. A major advantage of exploiting the nearly inexhaustible address of pool available in IPv6 is the ease with which true host-to-host communication can be realised. This however amplifies the importance of security in the network. It must be warranted with nearly 100% certainty that whenever a sensor node solicits or furnishes data to another node, that the solicited node be in fact that node from which the data is required, and just importantly, that the soliciting node be true node authorised to request the data. This paper will examine the requirements for such peer-to-peer networks and discuss solutions that will fulfil them.
Keywords :
personal area networks; telecommunication security; 6LowPan networks; Ipv6 networks; host-to-host communication; peer-to-peer networks; security aspects; sensor node; subnets; Data security; Peer to peer computing; Research and development;
Conference_Titel :
Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2010
Conference_Location :
Dresden
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-7054-9
DOI :
10.1109/DATE.2010.5457120