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Improving security in a virtual network by using attribute based encryption algorithm

Authors: Ajeesh G. Krishnan; Vinil Wilson;

Improving security in a virtual network by using attribute based encryption algorithm

Abstract

The creation of a network for an organization or a firm can be a multifarious task especially if there a large number of nodes, middle-boxes and security nodes to be integrated in the network. This paper introduces the integration of the ABE algorithm into a virtual network security called the NETSECVISOR in order to achieve authentication of the users involved in the network and the confidentiality of data transmitted or received. A virtual network redeems the administrators and network designers from its complexity not only by reducing the number of devices required, to a specific workstation that will take as input the various policies pertaining to the packets to be sent but also by including various routing rules and response techniques for malicious attacks. The Attribute Based Encryption (ABE) algorithm is used to improve the security on an existing virtual network security called the NETSECVISOR. The ABE algorithm uses attributes that are known to the participants involved in the transmission and reception of packets. This helps ease the process of creation and retrieval of keys for encryption and decryption notwithstanding the performance of security that will be enhanced for the virtual network.

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