Handshake

About: Handshake is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1105 publications have been published within this topic receiving 15166 citations. The topic is also known as: 🤝.

Cyber Secure Framework for Smart Containers Based on Novel Hybrid DTLS Protocol

Abstract: The Internet of Things (IoTs) is apace growing, billions of IoT devices are connected to the Internet which communicate and exchange data among each other. Applications of IoT can be found in many fields of engineering and sciences such as healthcare, traffic, agriculture, oil and gas industries, and logistics. In logistics, the products which are to be transported may be sensitive and perishable, and require controlled environment. Most of the commercially available logistic containers are not integrated with IoT devices to provide controlled environment parameters inside the container and to transmit data to a remote server. This necessitates the need for designing and fabricating IoT based smart containers. Due to constrained nature of IoT devices, these are prone to different cyber security attacks such as Denial of Service (DoS), Man in Middle (MITM) and Replay. Therefore, designing efficient cyber security framework are required for smart container. The Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) Protocol has emerged as the de facto standard for securing communication in IoT devices. However, it is unable to minimize cyber security attacks such as Denial of Service and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) during the handshake process. The main contribution of this paper is to design a cyber secure framework by implementing novel hybrid DTLS protocol in smart container which can efficiently minimize the effects of cyber attacks during handshake process. The performance of our proposed framework is evaluated in terms of energy efficiency, handshake time, throughput and packet delivery ratio. Moreover, the proposed framework is tested in IoT based smart containers. The proposed framework decreases handshake time more than 9% and saves 11% of energy efficiency for transmission in compare of the standard DTLS, while increases packet delivery ratio and throughput by 83% and 87% respectively.

Extending the Reach of Antimicrobial Stewardship to Pediatric Patients

Abstract: Guidance for developing and implementing antimicrobial stewardship programs for children is lacking. This review article describes unique considerations for planning antimicrobial management of children that may impact stewardship strategies. A variety of methods and training tools are described along with metrics specific to measuring antibiotic use and outcomes in children. Handshake stewardship is specifically explained and is considered a best practice. Information on stewardship in unique settings, including the neonatal intensive care unit and outpatient settings, are included.

The Analysis and Improvement of SSL Handshake Protocol

Abstract: The paper makes in-depth study on SSL handshake protocol,and aiming at the limitations of the protocol on the application,proposes improvement on SSL handshake protocol which is based on PKI dual certificate mechanisms and PMI attribute certificate.The improved SSL handshake protocolnot only the key negotiation process more secure,reliable,but also have fine-grained access control to network resources.

Parsing method and parsing device for SSL handshake message

Abstract: The invention provides a parsing method and a parsing device for a Secure Sockets Layer SSL handshake message, wherein the method comprises the following steps of: receiving the SSL handshake message sent by an opposite end; identifying type of the received SSL handshake message; and parsing the SSL handshake message based on the identified type of the SSL handshake message. With the method and the device provided by the invention, frequent switching of the current SSL session state, cache messages and the like is avoided, thus, a network device has high parsing efficiency for the SSL handshake message when the current SSL session state is not matched with the received SSL handshake message.