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Trustable devices communication and efficient cybersecurity mechanisms in 5G and B5G

  • ADVENTURE: Adaptive and Secure Network Applications over the Industrial Internet
  • Type: PhD
Abstract:

Future services in mobile networks will involve several partners to work (users, cloud providers, edge providers, highway concessionaires, etc.), and it is important to be sure that each node in the service is, indeed, the expected node. This will reduce the chances of security breaches and ensure the expected QoS level, considering the users’ identity. In this scenario, the Ph.D. student will propose mechanisms to allow the fast and secure identification of all the communication nodes. Innovative architectures and protocols such as Blockchain and SPDM (Security Protocol and Data Model) will be considered for the solutions. When providing URLLC and mMTC types of end-to-end services, mechanisms for protecting the network need to be much more efficient than the current ones to avoid excessive overheads that increase the latency, break the SLAs, or even cause a DoS in the system. The Ph.D. student will study the state-of-the-art cryptographic mechanisms and adapt them to future network architectures considering the levels of processing and latency expected in the network infrastructure.

Desired skills:

Security, Linux, Computer Networks.

Location:

São Paulo, SP

Funding:

FAPESP

Advisor:

Daniel Macêdo Batista

Contact: batista@ime.usp.br

Monthly FAPESP scholarship:
First year: R$ 5.520,00
Second to fourth years: R$ 6.810,00
Plus 20% annually for research contingency funds
(Optionally) 1-Year Research Internship Abroad (BEPE) at a partner international institution.

Good References:

[1] SPDM | DMTF
[2] On 6G and Trustworthiness
[3] Future network security of intelligent platforms – Ericsson

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