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Name Services for the Internet of Things (specifically, the EPCglobal Network) are distributed systems that serve the following fundamental lookup function: Given an identifier for a real-world object, e.g., an Electronic Product Code (EPC), they return a list of Internet addresses of services, which offer additional information about this object. Without name services acting as a broker between items...
This paper discusses how to extend service discovery mechanisms to support a scalable querying and indexing system that addresses security requirements related to existing service discovery standards. Through the use of an onion routing protocol, anonymizing the publication and the access to service profiles, combined with a P2P registry infrastructure we propose a scalable and secure service discovery...
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