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Secure Multicast in the Internet

Mika Karlstedt

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In the future it can be expected that multicast applications will increase in numbers in the Internet. One issue that is of great importance is security in the multicast. This seminar paper for the Seminar on Network Security introduces some of the more important problems in the field and also two solutions to one of those problems. The field is nowhere near ready at the moment and a lot of work has to be done before people can use multicast reliably efficiently and securily in the Internet. 1 Introduction One potential application for multicast is delivering realtime streamlike data to many users. This includes things like net-television and net-radio and also holding a realtime netmeeting on the Internet. The amount of data that has to be delivered with any reasonably good quality videostream is so much that using unicastbased solutions to send data even to a small (10-20) group of receivers is not a good use of resources (bandwidth). Most of multicast applications need some ...

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@article{karlstedt2007secure,
  title = {{Secure Multicast in the Internet}},
  author = {Karlstedt, Mika},
  year = {2007}
}

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