An Implementation and Evaluation of Improved Anti-DoS IKE Protocol Engine for Interaction with IPsec System
Sung‐Chan Kim, Jun-Ho Choun, Moon-Seog Jun
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Sung‐Chan Kim, Jun-Ho Choun, Moon-Seog Jun
Abstract
As the increment usage of Internet, the security systems's importance is emphasized. The current Internet Key Exchange protocol(IKE) which has been used for key exchange of security system, was pointed out a problem of efficiency and stability. In this research, we try to resolve those problems, and evaluate the newly designed Key Exchange protocol in the IPsec interaction test bed system environment. In this research we implemented the new Key Exchange Protocol as a recommendation of RFC proposal, so as to resolve the problem which was pointed out the key exchange complexity and the speed of authentication process. We also designed the defense mechanism against the Denial of Service attack. We improved the key exchange speed as a result of simplification of complex key exchange phase, and increased efficiency as a result of reuse the preexistence state value when it's renegotiated.
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As the increment usage of Internet, the security systems's importance is emphasized. The current Internet Key Exchange protocol(IKE) which has been used for key exchange of security system, was pointed out a problem of efficiency and stability. In this research, we try to resolve those problems, and evaluate the newly designed Key Exchange protocol in the IPsec interaction test bed system environment. In this research we implemented the new Key Exchange Protocol as a recommendation of RFC proposal, so as to resolve the problem which was pointed out the key exchange complexity and the speed of authentication process. We also designed the defense mechanism against the Denial of Service attack. We improved the key exchange speed as a result of simplification of complex key exchange phase, and increased efficiency as a result of reuse the preexistence state value when it's renegotiated.
Key concepts: Key exchange, IPsec, Denial-of-service attack, Computer science, Key (lock), Oakley protocol, Security association, Reuse