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Title : The Flat Multicast Key Exchange protocol
Author(s) : L. Duquerroy, S. Josset
Filename : draft-duquer-fmke-01.txt
Pages : 38
Date : 2004-9-15
This document presents a new group key management protocol called
FMKE (Flat Multicast Key Exchange), derived from the Group Domain of
Interpretation (GDOI) [RFC3547]. Like the GDOI, its objective is to
Manage securely group Security Associations (SA), i.e. establish and
update SAs in Group members. These security associations protect one
or more key-encrypting keys, traffic-encrypting keys, or data shared
by group members. This protocol is based on a centralized management,
achieved by the GCKS (Group Controller and Key Server). It is
destined to be used by Data Security protocols such as the IPSEC ESP
protocol. The FMKE protocol is destined to provide an optimized
solution for very large groups with direct connections such as in
satellite systems, or wireless systems such as WIFI. It can be
considered as a GDOI use case adapted for satellite networks.
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