Daidalos Security Framework for Mobile Services

Kevin J. Doolin; William M. Fitzgerald; Fiona Mahon; Christian Hauser; A.F Gomez-Skarmeta; S. Butler; P. Schlosser; B. Weyl

Daidalos Security Framework for Mobile Services

Kevin J. Doolin, William M. Fitzgerald, Fiona Mahon, Christian Hauser, A.F Gomez-Skarmeta, S. Butler, P. Schlosser, B. Weyl

Walton Institute for Information and Communications Systems Science

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Abstract

Mobility is now the central focus of the lives of European citizens in business, education, and leisure. This will be enriched by pervasiveness in the future. The Daidalos vision is to seamlessly integrate heterogeneous network technologies that allow network operators and service providers to offer new and profitable services, giving users access to a wide range of pervasive, personalised voice, data, and multimedia services. This paper discusses the security issues that need to be addressed to make Daidalos a real viable solution for future pervasive mobility. Issues include among others privacy & identity management, secure protocols, distributed key management, security in ad hoc networks.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	eChallenges 2005 proceedings
Publication status	Published - 2005
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