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A rede definida por software (SDN) é reconhecida como o paradigma de rede da próxima geração. A arquitetura definida por software para redes de sensores acústicos subaquáticos (SDUASNs) tornou-se um tema quente. No entanto, as pesquisas atuais sobre SDUASNs ainda estão em seus primórdios, concentrando-se principalmente na arquitetura de redes, transmissão de dados e roteamento. Existem algumas deficiências que dificultam a expansão da escala dos SDUASNs e a manutenção da segurança raramente é complicada. Portanto, uma arquitetura escalável de definição de software para redes de sensores acústicos subaquáticos (SSDUASNs) é introduzida neste artigo. Ele realiza uma combinação orgânica de nível de conhecimento, nível de controle e nível de dados. Os novos nós podem acessar facilmente a rede, o que pode levar à implantação em larga escala. Então, o mecanismo básico de autenticação de segurança denominado BSAM é projetado com base em nossa arquitetura. A fim de refletir as vantagens de ser flexível e programável em SSDUASNs, um mecanismo de autenticação de segurança com pré-push (SAM-PP) é proposto a seguir. Nas UASNs atuais, o protocolo de autenticação de nós é ineficiente devido ao alto consumo e ao longo atraso. Além disso, é difícil adaptar-se ao ambiente dinâmico. Os dois mecanismos podem resolver eficazmente estes problemas. Em comparação com alguns esquemas existentes, o BSAM e o SAM-PP podem efetivamente distinguir entre nós legais e nós maliciosos, economizar muito o espaço de armazenamento dos nós e melhorar a eficiência da operação da rede. Além disso, o SAM-PP tem uma vantagem adicional na redução do atraso de autenticação.
Qiuli CHEN
Army Engineering University of PLA
Ming HE
Army Engineering University of PLA,Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology
Xiang ZHENG
Army Engineering University of PLA
Fei DAI
Army Engineering University of PLA
Yuntian FENG
Army Engineering University of PLA
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Qiuli CHEN, Ming HE, Xiang ZHENG, Fei DAI, Yuntian FENG, "A Scalable SDN Architecture for Underwater Networks Security Authentication" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E101-D, no. 8, pp. 2044-2052, August 2018, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2017EDP7359.
Abstract: Software-defined networking (SDN) is recognized as the next-generation networking paradigm. The software-defined architecture for underwater acoustic sensor networks (SDUASNs) has become a hot topic. However, the current researches on SDUASNs is still in its infancy, which mainly focuses on network architecture, data transmission and routing. There exists some shortcomings that the scale of the SDUASNs is difficult to expand, and the security maintenance is seldom dabble. Therefore, a scalable software-definition architecture for underwater acoustic sensor networks (SSDUASNs) is introduced in this paper. It realizes an organic combination of the knowledge level, control level, and data level. The new nodes can easily access the network, which could be conducive to large-scale deployment. Then, the basic security authentication mechanism called BSAM is designed based on our architecture. In order to reflect the advantages of flexible and programmable in SSDUASNs, security authentication mechanism with pre-push (SAM-PP) is proposed in the further. In the current UASNs, nodes authentication protocol is inefficient as high consumption and long delay. In addition, it is difficult to adapt to the dynamic environment. The two mechanisms can effectively solve these problems. Compared to some existing schemes, BSAM and SAM-PP can effectively distinguish between legal nodes and malicious nodes, save the storage space of nodes greatly, and improve the efficiency of network operation. Moreover, SAM-PP has a further advantage in reducing the authentication delay.
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