Paper Info
Title
Auctions for Secure Multi-party Policy Negotiation in Ambient Intelligence
Abstract
The advent of distributed and ad-hoc-connected systems such as in Ambient Intelligence applications confronts developers with the question on how to specify QoS- and security policies beforehand, without knowing the exact capabilities and requirements of the platforms which will be present at run time. Especially when peers need to adhere to an appropriate trade-off between security and performance, on-the-fly negotiation protocols are required to allow peers to autonomously agree on a common policy. In this paper we present a framework for secure multi-party decision protocols based on auctions. Besides the framework design, a prototype implementation will be described and results of practical experiments will be given.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1109/WAINA.2011.98
AINA Workshops
Keywords
Field
DocType
practical experiment,secure multi-party policy negotiation,exact capability,ambient intelligence application,security policy,appropriate trade-off,ad-hoc-connected system,framework design,prototype implementation,common policy,on-the-fly negotiation protocol,qos,quality of service,distributed processing,encryption,bandwidth,distributed system,protocols,electronic commerce,prototypes,ambient intelligence
Computer science,Computer security,Ambient intelligence,Quality of service,Computer network,Encryption,Common value auction,Bandwidth (signal processing),Security policy,Distributed computing,Negotiation
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
1
0.37
10
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Julian Schütte15814.61
Stephan Heuser219810.13