Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery
With the advance of web technologies, a large quantity of transactions have been processed through web services. Service Provider needs encryption via public communication channel in order that web services can be delivered to Service Requester. Such encryptions can be realized using secure session...
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| author | Han, Song Dillon, Tharam S. Chang, Elizabeth Tian, Biming |
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| description | With the advance of web technologies, a large quantity of transactions have been processed through web services. Service Provider needs encryption via public communication channel in order that web services can be delivered to Service Requester. Such encryptions can be realized using secure session keys. Traditional approaches which can enable such transactions are based on peer-to-peer architecture or hierarchical group architecture. The former method resides on two-party communications while the latter resides on hierarchical group communications. In this paper, we will use three-party key establishment to enable secure communications for Service Requester and Service Provider. The proposed protocol supports Service Requester, Service Broker, and Service Provider with a shared secret key established among them. Compared with peer-to-peer architecture and hierarchical group architecture, our method aims at reducing communication and computation overheads. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-222122017-09-13T21:30:44Z Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery Han, Song Dillon, Tharam S. Chang, Elizabeth Tian, Biming transactions service requester shared secret key service provider network security security non-commutative monoid service delivery encryption key establishment authentication web service With the advance of web technologies, a large quantity of transactions have been processed through web services. Service Provider needs encryption via public communication channel in order that web services can be delivered to Service Requester. Such encryptions can be realized using secure session keys. Traditional approaches which can enable such transactions are based on peer-to-peer architecture or hierarchical group architecture. The former method resides on two-party communications while the latter resides on hierarchical group communications. In this paper, we will use three-party key establishment to enable secure communications for Service Requester and Service Provider. The proposed protocol supports Service Requester, Service Broker, and Service Provider with a shared secret key established among them. Compared with peer-to-peer architecture and hierarchical group architecture, our method aims at reducing communication and computation overheads. 2009 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/22212 10.1016/j.sysarc.2009.01.004 Elsevier fulltext |
| spellingShingle | transactions service requester shared secret key service provider network security security non-commutative monoid service delivery encryption key establishment authentication web service Han, Song Dillon, Tharam S. Chang, Elizabeth Tian, Biming Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title | Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title_full | Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title_fullStr | Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title_full_unstemmed | Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title_short | Secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| title_sort | secure web services using two-way authentication and three-party key establishment for service delivery |
| topic | transactions service requester shared secret key service provider network security security non-commutative monoid service delivery encryption key establishment authentication web service |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/22212 |