Multi Path Transmission Control Protocols as a security solution

Apiecionek, Łukasz; Sobczak, Marcin; Makowski, Wojciech; Vince, Tibor

doi:10.1109/informatics.2015.7377802

Cited by 14 publications

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“…Encryption algorithms can be used as a supplement to multipath routing algorithms, the combination of the two ways can greatly improve the security of data. At present, the related researches in multipath routing algorithms are as follows: Reference 11 proposed the idea of multi‐path TCP, this algorithm improve the security, but it needs a lot of additional control information and ACK packets in transmission, which is not very friendly to resource consumption and delay. Reference 12 proposes a dynamic routing algorithm, which can randomize the path of data transmission, so that the nodes are selected by the two packets are completely different and unpredictable.…”

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A secure multi‐path transmission algorithm based on fountain codes

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Cyber security is the basis of ensuring reliable network transmission. In addition to encrypting the data, dividing the data into multiple paths for transmission is also an important way to improve the security. However, the development of semantic analysis algorithms leads to the fact that the eavesdroppers can restore the data as long as they obtain the data on the part of the paths, which reduces the security of multi-path transmission. Additionally, in the environment of poor communication quality, retransmission mechanism leads to long transmission delay. To solve the above problems, this article proposes a secure multi-path transmission algorithm based on fountain codes-FMPST. According to the safety level of data, the forwarding nodes are dynamically selected.Making use of the non-feedback characteristic of fountain codes can not only reduce data delay, but also evaluate the channel packet loss rate by random forest model. FMPST can calculate the number of packets by packet loss rate, which makes it difficult for eavesdroppers to obtain enough packets to decrypt.The experiments show that compared with other multi-path transmission algorithms, FMPST can improve the data security more than three times and reduce the communication delay by at least 50%.

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A secure multi‐path transmission algorithm based on fountain codes

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“…The transmitted data are treated as raw binary data, which can be divided into blocks and passed to the transmission layer. With regard to protecting the data from being sniffed by a hacker, the author proposes an extended algorithm [22], which consists of the following steps:…”

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Limiting Energy Consumption by Decreasing Packets Retransmissions in 5G Network

Apiecionek

2017

Mobile Information Systems

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This article presents the potential of using Multipath Transmission Control Protocol for limiting the energy consumption in 5G network. The number of errors occurring during packet transmissions and in effect the number of retransmissions affect the consumption of energy by the devices in the network. The paper analyzes the potential energy savings from implementing an algorithm for detecting problems and predicting the future retransmissions. Although this is the main object of the paper, it must be emphasized that the proposed method also allows increasing the speed of transmission and improving the security of the data and it is easy to implement in 5G networks.

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