Sender access control scheme based on TESLA protocol
Xiang Wang, Yang Li, Ke Chen · Electronics Letters · 2004
Sender access control is a technique for controlling which hosts can send data to a particular group. A novel scheme of sender access control based on TESLA protocol is proposed and then compared with the Ballardie–Crowcroft scheme. It is shown that this scheme achieves a high data-sending rate particularly when the data-generating rate of the sender is higher than 10 Mbit/s.