Cognitive Adaptive Access-Control System for a Secure Locator/Identifier Separation Context

Abstract

As a promising solution to the scalability issue of the current routing infrastructure, locator/identifier separation has gained variety of attentions and resulted in thousands of peerreviewed publications. However, there is still significant ongoing work addressing many challenges of the secure Locator/Identifier Separation Context (LISC). In this paper, we propose a novel Cognitive Adaptive Access-Control solution (CAAC) for a secure LISC with three modules, which are Tag-aware Access-Control module (TAC) that devotes to generate user tag (UTag) and service tag (STag) by cognizing their natural and dynamic attributes, Adaptive Policy Generation paradigm (APG) that serves to select proper policy instance for adaptive and intelligent access control, and Cooperative Decision Making module (CDM) that contributes to provide efficient decision-making by multipeer parallel cooperation. We implement the designed CAAC in our identifier-based network platform to verify its advantages.