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Erforschung neuer, sicherer und effizienter Protokolle zur Streckenplanung in offenen und heterogenen Netzwerken.

Erforschung neuer, sicherer und effizienter Protokolle zur Streckenplanung in offenen und heterogenen Netzwerken.
研究开放异构网络中新的、安全的、高效的路由规划协议。
批准号:
150305240
负责人:
Dr. Christian Grothoff, Ph.D.
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Independent Junior Research Groups
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-12-31 至 2015-12-31

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The proposed research is about the design, analysis, implementation and deployment of new secure and efficient routing protocols for open and heterogeneous networks. Routing protocols are the fundamental building block of the Internet and many security problems arise from limitations in the existing routing algorithms and protocols. Specically, the Internet routing protocols that are currently used are not designed to handle byzantine failure and require trusted providers to manage the infrastructure. Sadly, network providers often cannot be trusted because of issues such as incompetence or malice. The existing architecture also makes it difficult to build alternative secure ad-hoc community networks, forcing users to use \trusted" Internet Service Providers (ISPs) for convenient network access. Successful execution of the proposed work will enable end-users to participate freely in fully decentralized networks without the need for trusted parties. It will also provide for smooth integration or migration of existing Internet applications to such networks, and will, moreover, enable a whole new range of applications. The main challenge of the project is to provide a decentralized, scalable solution that provides desired security properties and ideally also provides economic incentives for operators to provide quality network service. The proposed design imposes no unusual requirements on the hardware and is intented to operate under realistic assumptions about adversaries participating in the operation of the network.
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