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HIP & MIP v 6 Security

This research outlines the SINE architecture designed to address security challenges in Mobility and MIPv6 environments at Columbia University's IRT Lab. It discusses the decoupling of service and infrastructure functionalities and provides a detailed overview of control functions across networking layers. It highlights key aspects such as network access, end-to-end communications, and mobility management, including credential management and secure connection implementations. The research also proposes next steps for improving data-plane security and control-plane implementation in HIP. ###

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HIP & MIP v 6 Security

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  1. HIP & MIPv6 Security Research: Security Architecture IRT Lab, Columbia University

  2. Overview • SINE architecture • Control functions for each networking layer • Decoupling of Service and Infrastructure functionality • SINE specific security challenges • Network Access (discovery – trust establishment) • End-to-end Communications • Mobility Management IRT Lab, Columbia University

  3. Security challenges on Mobility IRT Lab, Columbia University

  4. Security Implementation Credential Management Secure Connections Mobility Management IRT Lab, Columbia University

  5. Credential Management • HIP • Host Identity (public key of the certificate) • Host Identity Tag (HIT) -> IP address (HIP address) • Host Identity Hash function (HIH) -> 128/32 bits • libcrypto • Mobile IPv6 • Home Address • IPv6Sec IRT Lab, Columbia University

  6. Secure Connections • HIP • HI -> DH -> Symmetric key • Resistant to DoS and MitM • Data encryption (ESP) • Secure channel between any peer pair • libssl • Mobile IPv6 • Secure channel between MN and HA • IPv6Sec IRT Lab, Columbia University

  7. Secure Connections : HIP source: http://wireless.arcada.fi/MOBWI/material/HM_1_2.html IRT Lab, Columbia University

  8. Mobility Management • HIP • Binding Update / Acknowledgement between peers • Rendezvous Server (RVS) to maintain bindings • Mobile IPv6 • Home Agent (HA) to maintain bindings • Binding Update / Acknowledgement between MN and HA • Routing Optimization (no a priori secure control channel between MN and CN) IRT Lab, Columbia University

  9. Next Steps • Security paper • Decouple the control-plane implementation in HIP • data-plane security IRT Lab, Columbia University

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