Transformation Based Routing Overlay for Privacy and Reusability in Multi-Domain IoT

Neto, Renato Caminha Juacaba; Mérindol, Pascal; Théoleyre, Fabrice

doi:10.1109/nca51143.2020.9306709

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“…Recently, NDN has received a lot of attention in the research community. Some researchers attempt to optimize and modify routing in different network topologies such as Internet of Thing (IoT) networks, 15,16 software define networking (SDN) networks, [17][18][19] wireless networks, 20 vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), 21,22 and mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). 23 Others try to optimize routing by using different mechanisms such as bloom filtering (BF) 24 and congestion control.…”

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N‐BGP: An efficient BGP routing protocol adaptation for named data networking

Aldaoud

Al‐Abri

Awadalla

et al. 2022

Int J Communication

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Named data networking (NDN) is gaining momentum as a future Internet architecture. NDN is a type of information-centric networking (ICN) that attempts to change the current Internet architecture from host/location-centric to content-centric, where data retrieving is done by the names of the contents irrespective of the location of the data. A mechanism to advertise the namebased prefixes between different domains is necessary to accelerate the NDN deployment. In IP-based routing, border gateway protocol (BGP) is the de facto inter-domain routing protocol that plays a vital role in Internet communication by enabling different Internet domains to exchange routing information.In its current form, BGP can advertise and process IP-based prefixes, but it cannot advertise or process NDN name-based prefixes. Accordingly, BGP needs to be extended to support NDN technology. This paper proposes an NDN extension for BGP, referred to as N-BGP, that offers a solution to exchange name-based routes in the current BGP networks. This proposed extension modifies the traditional BGP speaker into a hybrid one. This hybrid speaker is qualified to understand, advertise, receive, process, and store both IP-based and name-based routes simultaneously and efficiently, without disturbing or breaking the current Internet operation; that is, it can coexist along with traditional speakers. We also validate and evaluate our proposed solution in a hybrid environment, and the results show that N-BGP has the capability to exchange and process both Name and IP-based routes efficiently.border gateway protocol (BGP), information-centric networking (ICN), inter-domain routing, named-data networking (NDN) | INTRODUCTIONBGP is, the inter-domain routing protocol, responsible for exchanging Internet routing information between autonomous systems (ASes), where each AS contains a set of routers under a single administration. 1 However, in its current form, it processes, advertises, and stores IP-based prefixes, but it is not capable of processing, advertising, and storing name-based routes for NDN networks. NDN is one of the prominent information-centric networking (ICN) architectures. Accordingly, to enable the routing of name-based traffic, there are two obvious approaches: develop and implement a new name-based inter-domain routing protocol or evolve the existing BGP protocol to support name-based

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

N‐BGP: An efficient BGP routing protocol adaptation for named data networking

Aldaoud

Al‐Abri

Awadalla

et al. 2022

Int J Communication

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“…Finally, producers specify its minimum requirement level for its privacy [13]. Thus, the producer can be certain that its individual measurements are not divulged to hosts apart from its direct peers, and enables k-anonymity.…”

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“…We evaluate the ability of our solution to reduce the network load thanks to aggregation [13]. In particular, we rely on the The unaggregated solution relies on an independent collection of unmodified individual data streams transformed at the consumers.…”

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Data Aggregation for Privacy Protection of Data Streams Between Autonomous IoT Networks

Neto

Mérindol

Théoleyre

2021

2021 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC)

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Many IoT applications rely on data streams, flowing from producers to consumers. Typically, Named Data Networking has been designed to manipulate directly data chunks, and is particularly relevant in IoT networks. However, in multitenant networks, privacy is a major concern, and producers may refuse to share the personal data they generate with non trusted stakeholders. To guarantee k-anonymity, producers can require their data to be aggregated with the one of other producers. We propose here a routing scheme based on aggregation, relying on a pub-sub approach. By appropriately constructing and querying the set of offers, i.e. the list of data streams that are collected, aggregated and transformed together, our routing aggregation scheme provides a privacy aware large-scale interconnection, where the consumer does not access directly to individual measurements. Our performance evaluation highlights the flexibility of our solution to accommodate a large set of queries, while still respecting privacy.

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Comparison of Named Data Networking Mobility Methodology in a Merged Cloud Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence Environment

Azamuddin

Aman

Hassan

et al. 2022

Sensors

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In-network caching has evolved into a new paradigm, paving the way for the creation of Named Data Networking (NDN). Rather than simply being typical Internet technology, NDN serves a range of functions, with a focus on consumer-driven network architecture. The NDN design has been proposed as a method for replacing Internet Protocol (IP) addresses with identified content. This study adds to current research on NDN, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT). The core contribution of this paper is the merging of cloud IoT (C-IoT) and NDN-AI-IoT. To be precise, this study provides possible methodological and parameter explanations of the technologies via three methods: KITE, a producer mobility support scheme (PMSS), and hybrid network mobility (hybrid NeMO). KITE uses the indirection method to transmit content using simple NDN communication; the PMSS improves producer operation by reducing handover latency; and hybrid NeMO provides a binding information table to replace the base function of forwarding information. This study also describes mathematical equations for signaling cost and handover latency. Using the network simulator ndnSIM NS-3, this study highlights producer mobility operation. Mathematical equations for each methodology are developed based on the mobility scenario to measure handover latency and signaling cost. The results show that the efficiency of signaling cost for hybrid NeMO is approximately 4% better than that of KITE and the PMSS, while the handover latency for hybrid NeMO is 46% lower than that of KITE and approximately 60% lower than that of the PMSS.

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Transformation Based Routing Overlay for Privacy and Reusability in Multi-Domain IoT

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N‐BGP: An efficient BGP routing protocol adaptation for named data networking

N‐BGP: An efficient BGP routing protocol adaptation for named data networking

Data Aggregation for Privacy Protection of Data Streams Between Autonomous IoT Networks

Comparison of Named Data Networking Mobility Methodology in a Merged Cloud Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence Environment

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