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Secret Forwarding of Events over Distributed Publish/Subscribe Overlay Network

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  • Young Yoon
  • Beom Heyn Kim

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Publish/subscribe is a communication paradigm where loosely-coupled clients communicate in an asynchronous fashion. Publish/subscribe supports the flexible development of large-scale, event-driven and ubiquitous systems. Publish/subscribe is prevalent in a number of application domains such as social networking, distributed business processes and real-time mission-critical systems. Many publish/subscribe applications are sensitive to message loss and violation of privacy. To overcome such issues, we propose a novel method of using secret sharing and replication techniques. This is to reliably and confidentially deliver decryption keys along with encrypted publications even under the presence of several Byzantine brokers across publish/subscribe overlay networks. We also propose a framework for dynamically and strategically allocating broker replicas based on flexibly definable criteria for reliability and performance. Moreover, a thorough evaluation is done through a case study on social networks using the real trace of interactions among Facebook users.

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  • Young Yoon & Beom Heyn Kim, 2016. "Secret Forwarding of Events over Distributed Publish/Subscribe Overlay Network," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 11(7), pages 1-23, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0158516
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0158516
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