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International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems (DEPCOS-RELCOMEX'06)
Security Enhancement of Java Remote Method Invocation
Szklarska Poreba, Poland
May 25-May 27
ISBN: 0-7695-2565-2
Dominik Zalewski, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland
Java Remote Method Invocation is an implementation of Remote Procedure Call in object oriented environment. However its security level can be regarded as very low. By using additional technologies: Kerberos and Java Authentication and Authorization Service, one can greatly improve Java Remote Method Invocation security. These enhancements are called Secure RMI. It is shown that by using Secure RMI three conditions of secure communication can be satisfied, namely: integrity, confidentiality and authentication. In modern computer systems there is also a requirement for authorization. It is handled by Secure RMI as well. Finally, performance of system build by using Secure RMI is studied.
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Dominik Zalewski, "Security Enhancement of Java Remote Method Invocation," depcos-relcomex, pp.223-231, International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems (DEPCOS-RELCOMEX'06), 2006
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