Secure Interconnection of LDAP and DNSSEC PKI’s within Internet

Authors

  • N. Siranjeevi
  • G. Selvakumar
  • A. Saravanan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/rtpl.v3i3.874

Abstract

Abstract

After decades of enlargement, net became a necessary tool helpful for professionals and personal people providing an outsized vary of services like emailing, management of bank accounts, reservation of hotels, train time schedules, real time traffic info, net search etc. If not targeted at the start, system security became quickly a key challenge for professionals and robust security solutions emerged on the market, primarily for professionals. Net security is therefore these days 2-speed: pretty robust security for professionals or non-public people who cannot afford security product and do not have ample technical experience to line up low cost solutions by themselves. In this context, this paper targets the availability of a minimum security level among net by process a PKI answer supported LDAP and DNS (extended with DNSSEC).

 

Keywords: PKI, LDAP, DNS, DNSSEC

Cite this Article

Siranjeevi N, Selvakumar G, Saravanan A. Secure Interconnection of LDAP and DNSSEC PKI’s within Internet. Recent Trends in Programming Languages. 2016; 3(3): 13–17p.


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Published

2017-02-01

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Vol. 3 No. 3 (2016)

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Research Articles

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