Security and Privacy of Overlay-based ICN/IPCoexistence Approaches

Information-Centric Networking (ICN) is a networking paradigm proposed to replace the current IP network. It uses in-network caching to enhance availability. However, as a clean slate approach is unlikely to work, an architecture that allows for the two paradigms to coexist needs to me used to facilitate the transition. Several such...

Understanding Security and Privacy Characteristics ofHybrid-based IP-ICN Coexistence Architectures

Information-centric Networking (ICN) is the revolution of the internet due to its many benefit over the current internet infrastructure, namely caching, location-independent routing, and data-centric security. ICN ensures seamless data transfer due to its content-centric nature. Due to its content-centric nature, it is a must to ensure that...

Security and Privacy Features Supported by Different Overlay-based ICN/IP Coexistence Architectures

Information-Centric Networking (ICN) is a common approach to the Internet of the future. However, transitioning to the new Internet architecture right away is impractical if not impossible. Hence, there will be some period of coexistence of ICN and IP. This paper investigates the support of security and privacy features in the three most popular...

Towards a global implementation of Named Data Networking

The host-to-host IP model currently supporting the Internet does not suffice in supporting current-day content distribution in the form of content-sharing via peer-to-peer applications, real-time media streaming and social networks. Since the design of IP, the usage of the Internet has changed from a messaging and few-to-few information sharing...