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A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication

Jerffeson Teixeira De Souza, Stan Matwin

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Abstract

This paper extracts and documents patterns that identify problems and solutions concerning confidentiality in a client-server environment. These patterns are then organized as a pattern language. The idea is to include a new layer that is responsible for providing the security framework. This layer is composed by a Client Secure Socket and a Server Secure Socket. In order to obtain confidentiality, a combination of symmetric and asymmetric (public/private) cryptography techniques is proposed. For data encryption is proposed the use of the symmetric system with a Session Key. And for exchanging the Session Key, the public/private key pair model is used. This combination provides a fast and reliable cryptosystem.

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APA 7

De Souza, J. T., & Matwin, S. (2001). A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication.

MLA 9

De Souza, Jerffeson Teixeira, and Stan Matwin. “A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication.” 2001.

Chicago

De Souza, Jerffeson Teixeira, and Stan Matwin. 2001. “A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication.”

Harvard

De Souza, J.T. and Matwin, S. (2001) ‘A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication’.

BibTeX

@article{desouza2001pattern,
  title = {{A Pattern Language for Providing Client-Server Confidential Communication}},
  author = {De Souza, Jerffeson Teixeira and Matwin, Stan},
  year = {2001}
}

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