Roles and security in a publish/subscribe network architecture

Authors:
Dmitrij Lagutin;Kari Visala;Andras Zahemszky;Trevor Burbridge;Giannis F. Marias
Affiliations:
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Helsinki University of Technology TKK, Espoo, Finland;Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Helsinki University of Technology TKK, Espoo, Finland;Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Helsinki University of Technology TKK, Espoo, Finland;BT Research, British Telecom, Ipswich, UK;Mobile Multimedia Lab, Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens, Greece
Venue:
ISCC '10 Proceedings of the The IEEE symposium on Computers and Communications
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Several publish/subscribe (pub/sub) and data-oriented networking proposals have been presented to overcome limitations of the current message- and host-centric Internet. However, security issues of these solutions have not been addressed comprehensively. In this paper we examine roles of actors comprising an inter-domain pub/sub network, together with security requirements and minimal required trust associations arising from this setting. We then introduce and analyze a security design for a clean-slate pub/sub network architecture that secures both the control and data planes. The solution addresses availability and data integrity while remaining scalable and usable.