An adaptive security architecture for future aircraft communications

Mahmoud, Mohamed Slim Ben; Larrieu, Nicolas; Pirovano, Alain; Varet, Antoine

doi:10.1109/dasc.2010.5655363

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“…Software reengineering, Web services and ubiquitous computing each have brought their own needs, leading to various solutions. This even includes network security, where adaptive architectures have been proposed to manage the variations in the security level of physical networks [5]. Solutions such as aspect-oriented programming [24] or component-based architectures (Enterprise Java Beans, Corba Component Model) are related to this issue of supporting programmers who manage the adaptation of software components [26].…”

Section: Adaptation In Software Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

What should adaptivity mean to interactive software programmers?

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2014

Proceedings of the 2014 ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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International audienceWorks about adaptability and adaptivity in interactive systems cover very different issues (user adaptation, context-aware systems, ambient intelligence, ubiquitous computing), not always with the explicit goal of supporting programmers. Based on examples that highlight how weakly discriminative the present terminology is, we propose to separate two concerns: adaptivity as a purely analytical concept, relative to a given viewpoint on the software rather than to its very structure, and its programming as a non specific case of reactive behavior. We describe how simple adaptive behaviors can be programmed with simple interactive behavior patterns, and how more complex patterns can be introduced for intelligent adaptation. Finally we describe an application where, relying on the principles exposed in this paper, interaction and adaptation are combined in a simple and innovative manner

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Section: Adaptation In Software Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

What should adaptivity mean to interactive software programmers?

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2014

Proceedings of the 2014 ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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“…In a previous work, we introduced a negotiation protocol as a component of a whole security framework for aeronautical data link communications [19]. The aim of the proposal is to provide an adaptive security policy for APC, AOC, and ATS communications.…”

Section: Securing a Negotiation Protocol Of Supported Security Mechanmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this paper, we do not need to explain all the steps of the negotiation phase; the protocol is detailed in [19]. Instead, we focus only on the air-ground messages exchanged between the onboard security proxies (called SMP -Security Manager Proxy) and the ground server: if a passenger requests for a secure connection with a groundlocated server, the SMP takes the lead and makes the negotiation with the server.…”

Section: Securing a Negotiation Protocol Of Supported Security Mechanmentioning

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A performance-aware Public Key Infrastructure for next generation connected aircrafts

Mahmoud¹,

Larrieu²,

Pirovano³

2010

29th Digital Avionics Systems Conference

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This paper aims to illustrate the feasibility of a scalable Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) adapted for upcoming network-enabled aircrafts with a particular emphasis on the revocation and verification procedures: many techniques are discussed and their benefits in term of resulting overheads are underlined through a performance assessment study. The proposed PKI is also used to secure a negotiation protocol for the supported and common security mechanisms between two end entities. The PKI presented in this paper is a sub-task of an overall security architecture for the FAST (Fiber-like Aircraft Satellite Telecommunications) project, co-funded by the Aerospace Valley pole and the French government (Direction Générale de la Compétitivité, de l'Industrie et des Services -DGCIS, Fonds Unique Interministériel -FUI). The purpose behind the project is to demonstrate the feasibility of highcapacity aircraft-earth communications through a low-cost satellite antenna technology. The project federates both industrial (EADS Astrium, Axess Europe, Vodea and Medes) and academic/institutional (ISAE, ENAC, LAAS-CNRS, Telecom Bretagne) partners.1 Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) is the Single European Sky (SES) technological and operational program initiative to meet future capacity and air safety needs. 2 NextGen is the American program for ongoing evolution of the American National Airspace System (NAS) from a ground-based system of ATC to a satellite-based system of ATM.

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“…In fact a cryptographic operation could be computationally pretty intensive. The computational cost of a cryptographic algorithm (encryption and decryption) depends on a number of properties such as the size of the cryptographic key, internal state, block size and number of rounds [4] [87] [17] [139]. A cryp tographic algorithm could be strong in terms of security but costly in terms of computational cost.…”

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“…Our investigation shows that this is a relatively less explored problem. [87], [17] [62] and [148] address the issue of impact on streaming performance due to inclusion of cryptography. Based on the discussion of the addressed issue, our motivation is drawn and research goal is identified.…”

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QoS aware adptive security scheme for video streaming in MANETs

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An adaptive security architecture for future aircraft communications

Cited by 13 publications

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What should adaptivity mean to interactive software programmers?

What should adaptivity mean to interactive software programmers?

A performance-aware Public Key Infrastructure for next generation connected aircrafts

QoS aware adptive security scheme for video streaming in MANETs

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