XML Smartcards

Urien, Pascal; Saleh, Hayder; Tizraoui, Adel

doi:10.1007/3-540-47728-4_80

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“…In 2000, a first smart card performing SSL operations was proposed in [4]. However, the weak computing resources of the Java Cards of that time rendered infeasible a full implementation.…”

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An Innovative Solution for Cloud Computing Authentication: Grids of EAP-TLS Smart Cards

Urien

Marie²,

Kiennert

2010

2010 Fifth International Conference on Digital Telecommunications

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The increase of authenticating solutions based on RADIUS servers questions the complexity of their administration whose security and confidentiality are often at fault especially within Cloud Computing architectures. More specifically, it raises the concern of server administration in a secure environment for both the granting access' company and its clients. This paper aims to solve this issue by proposing an innovative paradigm based on a grid of smart cards built on a context of SSL smart cards. We believe that EAP-TLS server smart cards offer the security and the simplicity required for an administration based on distributed servers. We specify the design of a RADIUS server in which EAP messages are fully processed by SSL smart cards. We present the scalability of this server linked to smart card grids whose distributed computation manages the concurrence of numerous authenticating sessions. Lastly, we relate the details of the first experimental results obtained with the RADIUS server and an array composed of 32 Java cards, and demonstrate the feasibility and prospective scalability of this architecture.

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“…In 2000, a first smart card performing SSL operations was proposed in [4]. However, the weak computing resources of the Java Cards of that time rendered infeasible a full implementation.…”

Section: State Of Artmentioning

confidence: 97%

An Innovative Solution for Cloud Computing Authentication: Grids of EAP-TLS Smart Cards

Urien

Marie²,

Kiennert

2010

2010 Fifth International Conference on Digital Telecommunications

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Resource allocation in the new fixed and mobile Internet generation

Pujolle

Körner²,

Perros³

2003

Int J Network Mgmt

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International audienceIn this paper we study the scalability issue in the design of a centralized policy server controlling resources in the future IP-based telecom network generation. The policy servers are in charge of controlling and managing QoS, security and mobility in a centralized way in future IP-based telecom networks. Our study demonstrates that the policy servers can be designed in such a manner that they scale with increase in network capacity

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