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Network address hopping: A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications

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Network address hopping: A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications. / Sifalakis, Manolis; Schmid, Stefan; Hutchison, David.
IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2005: ICC 2005. Vol. 3 IEEE, 2005. p. 1518-1523 (IEEE International Conference on Communications).

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Sifalakis, M, Schmid, S & Hutchison, D 2005, Network address hopping: A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications. in IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2005: ICC 2005. vol. 3, IEEE International Conference on Communications, IEEE, pp. 1518-1523, 2005 IEEE International Conference on Communications, ICC 2005, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 16/05/05. https://doi.org/10.1109/ICC.2005.1494598

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Sifalakis, M., Schmid, S., & Hutchison, D. (2005). Network address hopping: A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications. In IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2005: ICC 2005 (Vol. 3, pp. 1518-1523). (IEEE International Conference on Communications). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/ICC.2005.1494598

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Sifalakis M, Schmid S, Hutchison D. Network address hopping: A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications. In IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2005: ICC 2005. Vol. 3. IEEE. 2005. p. 1518-1523. (IEEE International Conference on Communications). doi: 10.1109/ICC.2005.1494598

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Sifalakis, Manolis ; Schmid, Stefan ; Hutchison, David. / Network address hopping : A mechanism to enhance data protection for packet communications. IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2005: ICC 2005. Vol. 3 IEEE, 2005. pp. 1518-1523 (IEEE International Conference on Communications).

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abstract = "This paper proposes a novel mechanism to enhance data protection in communications across untrusted networks. The approach is based on the principle of network address hopping, whereby a data stream is spread across multiple end-to-end connections. The aim is to obscure the data exchange between two peers by shuffling the communication pattern. The hopping pattern - a shared secret between the communication participants -defines the sequence for the address hopping and determines the data spreading. Besides a description of the basic operation of the network address hopping mechanism, the paper evaluates the level of protection it can offer for end-to-end communications. This theoretical analysis is accompanied by a quantitative evaluation of the processing overhead of our prototype implementation on commodity end hosts.",
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