--- Solutions for Network Traffic Security: VPN Through IPsec and PKI
Author(s): PAULIȘ, Mihai-Alexandru
Author(s) keywords: cryptography, IPsec, PKI, VPN
Reference keywords: authentication, data encryption, security protocols
Abstract:
Internet traffic is susceptible to a series of treats and maybe the most important treats are the eavesdroppers. These types of attacks have known a huge increase in numbers but also a huge diversification in time. The scope of this article is to present a solution for this treat. In the first part of the article is presented this solution, VPN, the use and the types of this technology, its security mechanisms and some protocols that implement this solution. In the second part is presented the most used and reliable protocol that is used to ensure VPN, IPsec, and how IPsec ensures security. In the third part is presented the encryption process. In the last part is presented PKI and how its implementation assures the security mechanisms.
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Article Title: Solutions for Network Traffic Security: VPN Through IPsec and PKI
Author(s): PAULIȘ, Mihai-Alexandru
Date of Publication: 2017-12-29
Publication: International Journal of Information Security and Cybercrime
ISSN: 2285-9225 e-ISSN: 2286-0096
Digital Object Identifier: 10.19107/IJISC.2017.02.06
Issue: Volume 6, Issue 2, Year 2017
Section: Cyber-Attacks Evolution and Cybercrime Trends
Page Range: 40-46 (7 pages)
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