Title :
Group key establishment (GKE): Two/three party key exchange to GKE
Author :
Vivek, S.S. ; Deva Selvi, S.S. ; Shukla, Deepika ; Rangan, C.P.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Comput. Sci. & Eng., Indian Inst. of Technol. Madras, Chennai, India
Abstract :
This work presents the first scalable, efficient and generic compilers to construct group key exchange (GKE) protocols from two/three party key exchange (2-KE/3-KE) protocols. We propose three different compilers where the first one is a 2-KE to GKE compiler (2-TGKE) for tree topology, the second one is also for tree topology but from 3-KE to GKE (3-TGKE) and the third one is a compiler that constructs a GKE from 3-KE for circular topology. Our compilers 2-TGKE and 3-TGKE are first of their kind and are efficient due to the underlying tree topology. For the circular topology, we design a compiler called 3-CGKE. By extending the compilers 2-TGKE and 3-TGKE using the techniques in [?], scalable compilers for tree based authenticated group key exchange protocols (2-TAGKE/3-TAGKE), that are secure against active adversaries can be constructed. As an added advantage our compilers can be used in a setting where there is asymmetric distribution of computing power and hence applicable for low power devices such as PDA´s, palmtops, sensor network nodes and mobile phones.
Keywords :
cryptographic protocols; mobile handsets; notebook computers; program compilers; telecommunication network topology; 2-TAGKE; 2-TGKE; 3-CGKE; 3-TAGKE; 3-TGKE; PDA; circular topology; generic compilers; group key establishment; mobile phones; palmtops; sensor network nodes; three party key exchange protocols; tree based authenticated group key exchange protocols; tree topology; two party key exchange protocols; Circular topology; Compilers; Group Key Exchange; Real or Random Model; Scalability; Tree Based Group Key Exchange;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Networks and Telecommuncations Systems (ANTS), 2012 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Bangalore
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-5130-0
DOI :
10.1109/ANTS.2012.6524229