Leave Operation Sample Clauses

Leave Operation. If no. of leaving member is one or very few then it can be handle few times calling of single leave operation which require just one broadcast message. But if the no. of leaving members are very large then Mass Leave operation is perform which is suggest that it is better to reinitialize the tree with other than leaving members.
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Leave Operation. The leave operation is similar to the join operation but consists of only one round. Let us assume X0 is going to leave the group. Then the following operations need to be performed to recompute the group key. • Step 1: Any one of the remaining members, say U1, should redo the key agreement steps in Section 4.1 from Step 4, but this time U2 should be left out of the computation. Member U1 should select a new key share k1 and not include the DH key it shares with U2 in the LCM and CRT computations. • Step 2: The other members receive the crt1 value from U1 and calculate the new k1 value. The new group key GKnew is computed as follows GKnew = GK ⊕ k1 It should be noted that, when a member leaves the group, one of the existing members does the major por- tion of the work. During implementation, suitable meth- ods should be used that distribute this responsibility to other existing members when there are frequent leave op- erations. In case of multiple leaves, all the leaving members should be left out of the computation as shown above. No extra computation is needed since the protocol need not be re- peated for each leaving member. Thus the CRTDH pro- tocol efficiently supports leave operations and more im- portantly multiple leave operations in a single round of computation.
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Leave Operation. When the administrator removes a peer from the network, it first updates its Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx tree. It removes the node corresponding to the leaving peer from the tree, as well as its parent. Then, the left sibling of the removed node takes the place of its parent. Figure 7 shows how the tree is modified after deleting peer C from the network. The left sibling INAB of C takes the place of its parent INABC and thus becomes the left child of INABD (which is actually INABCD. Figure 7: Peer C is removed from the network Then, the administrator (i.e., peer A) has to recompute the shared keys up to the root and broadcast a public version of its Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx tree to the other peers so that they are able to compute the new group key. The complexity of the process of computing the keys up to the root is linear according to the number of peers. This is why the leave operation has a linear complexity with the number of peers in the network.
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