Email this article A System for Secured Data Retrieval in Hostile Regions using CP-ABE Based in Ad Hoc Disruption- Tolerant Networks
Abstract
Generally Networks operated in ad hoc mode suffer isolated network connectivity in the Hostile Military environments like battlefield. Deployment of Disruption-tolerant networks (DTN) enhances the connectivity between wireless devices carried by soldiers in battle field, this provides them to communicate effectively and share the information confidently. Cipertext -policy attribute based encryption (CP-ABE) is effective cryptographic technique to access control issues. Ad hoc network are decentralized and resource constrained networks, applying CP-ABE to such networks is a challenging issue, in turn it introduces new security and privacy issues related to attribute revocation, coordination of attributes, and key escrow. This paper mainly focuses on a secure data collection mechanism using CP-ABE for ad hoc DTNs where more than one key authority manages their attributes dynamically and independently. We analyzed the proposed mechanism and applied to the disruption-tolerant military network to access the information securely.
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