Certificate Authority (CA) is the core of public key infrastructure. However, the traditional structure of CA is either hierarchical or reticular, and none of them is suitable for security require-nients come from the...Certificate Authority (CA) is the core of public key infrastructure. However, the traditional structure of CA is either hierarchical or reticular, and none of them is suitable for security require-nients come from the new trend in enterprise cooperation, namely virtual enterprise (VE). In this paper a new idea - virtual certificate authority (VCA), is proposed, as well as its implemen-tation. The goal of VCA is to provide global certificate service over vital enterprise while keeping CA of each participant intact as much as possible. Unlike PEM, PGP, and BCA, by using secret sharing scheme, virtual CA avoids the need for TTP and supports virtual enterprise's feature of dynamical construction and destruction.展开更多
TrustedRBAC is a scalable, decentralized trust-management and access control mechanism for systems that span multiple autonomous domains. We utilize X.509 attri- bute certificates to define trust domains, roles to def...TrustedRBAC is a scalable, decentralized trust-management and access control mechanism for systems that span multiple autonomous domains. We utilize X.509 attri- bute certificates to define trust domains, roles to define controlled activities, and role delegation across domains to represent permissions to these activities. This paper describes the TrustedRBAC model and its scalable design and implementation.展开更多
基金the High Technoeogy Research and Debelopment Program of China
文摘Certificate Authority (CA) is the core of public key infrastructure. However, the traditional structure of CA is either hierarchical or reticular, and none of them is suitable for security require-nients come from the new trend in enterprise cooperation, namely virtual enterprise (VE). In this paper a new idea - virtual certificate authority (VCA), is proposed, as well as its implemen-tation. The goal of VCA is to provide global certificate service over vital enterprise while keeping CA of each participant intact as much as possible. Unlike PEM, PGP, and BCA, by using secret sharing scheme, virtual CA avoids the need for TTP and supports virtual enterprise's feature of dynamical construction and destruction.
文摘TrustedRBAC is a scalable, decentralized trust-management and access control mechanism for systems that span multiple autonomous domains. We utilize X.509 attri- bute certificates to define trust domains, roles to define controlled activities, and role delegation across domains to represent permissions to these activities. This paper describes the TrustedRBAC model and its scalable design and implementation.