Security middleware for IMS-WLAN interworking
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.14667Keywords:
authentication, confidentiality, IMS, integrity, interworking, security, WLANAbstract
The 3GPP proposes security architecture for Interworking WLAN-3GPP. However, it presents inefficiencies in the authentication procedure, which bring a greater consumption of radio resources, processing on the devices and delayed authentication. Due to previous reasons, we propose a security middleware that reduces the steps in the authentication of the WLAN-3GPP interworking and ensures the SIP signaling between the user equipment and the first entry point to the IMS network (P-CSCF).
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