IPSec-based key management in mobile IP networks
Neng-Chung Wang, Jong-Shin Chen, Yung‐Fa Huang, Tzu-Wei Chan
Abstract
Neng-Chung Wang, Jong-Shin Chen, Yung‐Fa Huang, Tzu-Wei Chan
Abstract
The IETF standard Mobile IP protocol is modified with IP security (IPSec) primitives, which control the packet flow from a mobile host through multiple security gateways. In addition, IPSec uses strong cryptographic authentication and encryption algorithms to protect the integrity and confidentiality of IP traffic. In this paper, we proposed a key management algorithm for Mobile IP networks based on IPSec. The proposed scheme includes two parts: a wired network and a wireless network. In the wired network part, the proposed scheme produce two keys in each security gateway, transfers a packet with an encrypted key and receives a packet with a decrypted key. In the wireless network part, we use AH to arrive at wireless segment packet security. By the proposed scheme, we can enhance the security of Mobile IP networks.
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The IETF standard Mobile IP protocol is modified with IP security (IPSec) primitives, which control the packet flow from a mobile host through multiple security gateways. In addition, IPSec uses strong cryptographic authentication and encryption algorithms to protect the integrity and confidentiality of IP traffic. In this paper, we proposed a key management algorithm for Mobile IP networks based on IPSec. The proposed scheme includes two parts: a wired network and a wireless network. In the wired network part, the proposed scheme produce two keys in each security gateway, transfers a packet with an encrypted key and receives a packet with a decrypted key. In the wireless network part, we use AH to arrive at wireless segment packet security. By the proposed scheme, we can enhance the security of Mobile IP networks.
Key concepts: IPsec, Computer network, Computer science, Security association, IP tunnel, Mobile IP, Key management, NAT traversal