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In this paper we conduct a performance evaluation of privacy protocols for Information Centric Networking (ICN). Our contribution is three-fold: Firstly, we define a simple but complete performance framework for comparing current and future solutions. Secondly, we conjecture and prove the existence of unsafe replicas, namely cached content that remains available to users whose access has been revoked...
Social network companies maintain complete visibility and ownership of the data they store. However users should be able to maintain full control over their own content. For this purpose, we propose WARP, an architecture based upon Information-Centric Networking (ICN) designs, which expands the scope of the ICN architecture beyond media distribution, to provide data control in social networks. The...
This paper presents the first prototype of Multipath Ad-hoc Data Network (MADN) a clean slate protocol for ad-hoc wireless content distribution. Inspired by the recent advances on Information Centric Networking (ICN), MADN is namely a pull-based protocol that emphasizes on seamless route redundancy and multi-path data delivery. It is complementary to the former IP protocol and therefore does not implement...
Named Data Networking [1] has an intrinsic distributed nature, which eases decentralizing formerly centralized protocols as discussed in [12], [10]. Nevertheless, implementing fully distributed protocols for many-to-many communications remains challenging. The NDN architecture, built upon CCN [3], makes the following assumptions in order to place content as the narrow waist of the communication stack:...
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