Group key Management in Resource Constraint Environment: Applications and Use Cases
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Group Key Management, Secure Group Communication, Resource Constrained, Applications, Use CasesAbstract
In today's interconnected world, where several endpoints require data sharing in the most effective and concurrently secure manner, group communication is a crucial mode of communication. Especially in the confined surroundings introduced by the Internet of Things and sensor networks, the ensuing complexity constitutes a significant issue. Group key Management (GKM) is a vital function in schemes for secure group communication. Secure group communication scheme (SCG) should be created for realistic circumstances because they must account for the requirements and limits of real-world applications. This covers elements such as network latency, bandwidth constraints, processing resources available on devices used by end-users, and so on. By creating schemes that are customized to these settings, it is possible to improve performance and usability in the field while preserving robust security assurances against adversary assaults. This paper evaluated various use-cases and their accompanying applications in which group key management is a major concern, as well as emphasizing some of the unresolved issues that must be addressed in a variety of circumstances.
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