Showing posts with label JAVA projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JAVA projects. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 February 2014

PRIVACY-PRESERVING FRAMEWORK FOR SECURE ENCOUNTER-BASED SOCIAL NETWORKS


                    
   ABSTRACT
                        In social networks and encounter-based systems, link users share a location at the same time,and may connect with users who have an offline friendship.Our new technique supports challenges that are basically different from those undertaken by previous social network designs.Functional and security requirements for these new systems are availability, security, and privacy, and present several design options for building secure social networks. Proposed system provide several security guarantees, including privacy in the form of unlinkability of users sharing an encounter, confidentiality of data exchanged among encounter participants, and authentication of both users in a two-party conversation. The work provided better results when compared with the existing approach.

DOMAIN :SECURE COMPUTING

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Saturday, 15 February 2014

EFFICIENT GROUP COMMUNICATION IN LOCATION AWARE MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS


  • The highly dynamic and uncertain character of mobile ad-hoc networks poses significant challenges for group management. 
  • Node mobility often changes the multicast tree, and therefore, frequent updates from group members are required to refresh the multicast tree at the source node. 
  • This paper presents Courier, a group communications algorithm that uses the location and velocity of roaming nodes to provide bandwidth efficient multicast between a source and its destinations (i.e., group members) in location aware mobile environments. 
  • Toward that end, Courier offers (1) a bandwidth efficient method for location updates from group members, (2) a mobility prediction model for predicting the movement of mobile group members, and (3) an overlay multicast data distribution tree (OMDDT) construction algorithm that is guided by the mobility prediction model. 
  • Comparisons of Courier to related multicast algorithms indicate an increase in data transmission success and a decrease in overall bandwidth consumption.
DOMAIN : MOBILE COMPUTING

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