A Survey on Group Key Agreement Protocols in Cloud Environment
Meng Li, Ruijie Zhang, Du Xiang, Min Zhou, Luqi Yan, Jiacheng Song
Abstract
Meng Li, Ruijie Zhang, Du Xiang, Min Zhou, Luqi Yan, Jiacheng Song
Abstract
This survey is aimed at reviewing the group key agreement protocols in cloud environment. These protocols are given a classification, which are group key agreement protocol, triple-party protocol and double-party protocol, according to the number of users participating in the agreement. Then we give a summary of these proposed key agreement protocols based on the classification. After performing analysis on security and performance of these key agreement protocols respectively, a comment on each category is made and given in this paper. Based on which, it is unmistakably that Odelu et al.'s protocol in [47] shows the best performance both in security and efficiency, while Tseng et al.'s protocol in [45] reveals unsatisfying outcome. Finally, discussion and evaluation of group key agreement protocols in cloud is given in a generalized way to provide a reference for further study.
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This survey is aimed at reviewing the group key agreement protocols in cloud environment. These protocols are given a classification, which are group key agreement protocol, triple-party protocol and double-party protocol, according to the number of users participating in the agreement. Then we give a summary of these proposed key agreement protocols based on the classification. After performing analysis on security and performance of these key agreement protocols respectively, a comment on each category is made and given in this paper. Based on which, it is unmistakably that Odelu et al.'s protocol in [47] shows the best performance both in security and efficiency, while Tseng et al.'s protocol in [45] reveals unsatisfying outcome. Finally, discussion and evaluation of group key agreement protocols in cloud is given in a generalized way to provide a reference for further study.
Key concepts: Key (lock), Group key, Protocol (science), Computer science, Key-agreement protocol, Cloud computing, Group (periodic table), Cryptographic protocol