Towards hiding federated digital identity: stop-dissemination mechanism in content-centric networking

Authors:
Amine Elabidi;Ghazi Ben Ayed;Sonia Mettali Gammar;Farouk Kamoun
Affiliations:
CRISTAL LAB ENSI School of Engineering, Manouba, Tunisia;Information Systems Institute, Faculty of Business and Economics, Lausanne, Switzerland;CRISTAL LAB ENSI School of Engineering, Manouba, Tunisia;CRISTAL LAB ENSI School of Engineering, Manouba, Tunisia
Venue:
Proceedings of the 4th international conference on Security of information and networks
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Evolving from a document-centered into a service and data-centered World Wide Web, Web of data, requires a better user's digital identity protection and management. The permanence nature of digital identity entails loss of user's control over distributed identity attributes and privacy breaches. In this paper, we propose an innovative Stop-Dissemination mechanism that is built on the basis of data expiration date techniques coupled with the promising content centric networking (CCN) capabilities. Two use cases are detailed to explain the mechanism in order to have low permanence of federated digital identity documents.