Network-Transparent Decryption Method in Edge Area Compatible with TLS 1.3

In IoT applications, service provision commonly leverages the cloud infrastructure. However, the processing system at the edge is expected recently. It can process private information collected in factories and other locations without exposing it externally by using a distributed networked system. Typically, this private information is encrypted, and it can only be decrypted in the cloud. It has been difficult to provide the processing system at the edge. This study proposed and implemented the system to enable secure, Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.3-compliant, and authentication-compliant processing under an encrypted communication environment between the terminal and the cloud, based on the system to realize edge processing called a transparent add-on. It also defines communication protocols. The latency introduced by the introduction of the proposed system is equivalent to the delay caused by adding one router to the network path. Therefore, the proposed system does not cause any harm to the provision of services after it is implemented.

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2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon55916.2024.10905748
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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Network-Transparent Decryption Method in Edge Area Compatible with TLS 1.3

Hiroaki Nishi, TERUHISA FUKUI, Yuri Sato
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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Network-Transparent Decryption Method in Edge Area Compatible with TLS 1.3

Hiroaki Nishi, TERUHISA FUKUI, Yuri Sato
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Abstract

In IoT applications, service provision commonly leverages the cloud infrastructure. However, the processing system at the edge is expected recently. It can process private information collected in factories and other locations without exposing it externally by using a distributed networked system. Typically, this private information is encrypted, and it can only be decrypted in the cloud. It has been difficult to provide the processing system at the edge. This study proposed and implemented the system to enable secure, Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.3-compliant, and authentication-compliant processing under an encrypted communication environment between the terminal and the cloud, based on the system to realize edge processing called a transparent add-on. It also defines communication protocols. The latency introduced by the introduction of the proposed system is equivalent to the delay caused by adding one router to the network path. Therefore, the proposed system does not cause any harm to the provision of services after it is implemented.

Keio University (JP)
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Openalex Percentile: Top 32%
Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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