Auxiliary Key Sample Clauses

Auxiliary Key. Agreement (AKA) BD protocol is efficient with only constant communication rounds to exchange the information, but it is short for tackling with the dynamic events. When a member joins /leaves the group, in order to guarantee the backward/ forward secrecy of the group key, the other members must choose the random value again, in other words, the BD protocol lacks of convenient AKA. In our scheme the group is split into several clusters, and when new members join in or old members leave, the group events will happen in some clusters instead of entire group. In this way, only these members in the changed cluster change the random values.
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