A Security-Supportive Middleware Architecture for Pervasive Computing
Zhaoyu Liu, Dichao Peng · 2006
Pervasive computing systems are becoming widespread as the next generation of computing systems. Many middleware-based researches are proposed to provide services while vanishing the pervasive computing systems into the background environment. Security is of critical importance to protect system resources as well as user privacies. In this paper, we propose a security middleware architecture for heterogeneous pervasive devices to collaborate with high security confidence while ignoring the security details. We elaborate a trust management system in the infrastructure as one of the security middleware components. Our middleware architecture provides dynamic reconfiguration to fulfil security requirements of heterogeneous service providers and consumers