ITU X.1161:2008
ITU X.1161:2008 Framework For Secure Peer-to-peer Communications Specifies security threats and security requirements to the peer-to-peer (P2P) communications based on the service scenarios and characteristics of P2P communications.
Table of Contents
1Scope2References
3Definitions
3.1Termsdefinedelsewhere
3.2TermsdefinedinthisRecommendation
4Abbreviations
5Conventions
6ConceptsofP2Pcommunications
6.1BasicP2Pserviceconcept
6.2UnstructuredandstructuredP2Pcommunications
7ServicescenariosofP2Pcommunications
7.1Informationsharingandcontentsdistribution
7.2Communicationplatform
7.3Groupware(Collaboration)
7.4Distributedcomputing
8CharacteristicsofP2Pcommunications
9SecuritythreatstoP2Pcommunications
9.1Eavesdropping
9.2Communicationjamming
9.3Injectionandmodificationofdata
9.4Unauthorizedaccess
9.5Repudiation
9.6Man-in-the-middleattack
9.7Sybilattack
10SecurityrequirementsforP2Pcommunications
10.1Userauthentication
10.2Anonymity
10.3Privacy
10.4Dataintegrity
10.5Dataconfidentiality
10.6Accesscontrol
10.7Non-repudiation
10.8Usability
10.9Availability
10.10Traceability
10.11Trafficcontrol
10.12Relationshipbetweensecurityrequirementsand
securitythreats
11Securityfunctionsforsatisfyingsecurityrequirements
ofP2Pcommunications
11.1Encipherment
11.2Keyexchange
11.3Digitalsignature
11.4Trustmanagement
11.5Accesscontrol
11.6Dataintegritymechanism
11.7Authenticationexchange
11.8Notarization
11.9Securerouting
11.10Trafficcontrolmechanism
11.11IDassignment
11.12Relationshipbetweensecurityrequirementsand
functions
Bibliography