Research on the Use of IPsec to support SCTP
Zhou Bin
Abstract
Zhou Bin
Abstract
Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is a TCP-like, general-purpose reliable data transport protocol standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF). IPsec is the most popular Internet security standard currently. Some new features of SCTP must be accommodated when IPsec facilitate its use in securing SCTP traffic.This paper firstly analyses these new features of SCTP, introduces the basic working principles of IPsec, and then discusses some issues that must be paid attention to and solved when implementing IPsec to provide security protection for SCTP.
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Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is a TCP-like, general-purpose reliable data transport protocol standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF). IPsec is the most popular Internet security standard currently. Some new features of SCTP must be accommodated when IPsec facilitate its use in securing SCTP traffic.This paper firstly analyses these new features of SCTP, introduces the basic working principles of IPsec, and then discusses some issues that must be paid attention to and solved when implementing IPsec to provide security protection for SCTP.
Key concepts: Stream Control Transmission Protocol, IPsec, Computer science, Computer network, The Internet, Transport Layer Security, Protocol (science), Computer security