Ozone: Framework for Securing Peer to Peer Network

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This document proposes a framework for building a secured peer-to-peer network for file sharing that addresses issues like worms, viruses, and data sniffing. The framework uses a certificate authority to certify peers and preserve file ownership through digital certificates and a PKI infrastructure. It includes features for indexing and searching the network, peer ratings, and tamper proofing to ensure file integrity when shared.

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Framework for Securing Peer to Peer Network
By
Hrishikesh Kale
Amol Jagtap
Abhinav Kadam
Pravin Kalbhor
Guided By
Mr. Tejas Lagad, Product Manager, Symantec
Prof. Rajesh Ingale, HOD Computer Department, PICT
Sponsored By

•Worms and Viruses
•Data sniffing
•Corrupted data sharing

 To develop a framework for building a
secured peer to peer network for file sharing
application. This P2P network will enable the
peers to search and securely download a
specific file.

Underlying
Network
(JXTA)
User
Shared Folders
Database
P2P Network
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Certificate Authority
Ozone
Framework
Tamper
Proofing
Indexing
and
Searching
Peer
Rating

 Certifying the peer by assigning Digital certificate.
 File ownership preservation.
 Use of third party CA and PKI infrastructure.

Initialize or Reinstall
the Certificate
Authority
Issue
Certificate
Key
Store
P2P Network
Pee
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 <Peer Certificate>
 <Peer ID> urn:jxta:uuid-SAMPLE PEER ID 472
</PeerID>
 <Public Key> </Public Key>
 </Peer Certificate>
Peer Certificate
Private Key of CA
Public Key of Peer

 <Peer Certificate> </Peer Certificate>
 <Item Details>
< Relative File paths> </Relative File paths>
< File Checksums > </ File Checksums >
 < /Item Details >
Item Certificate
Private Key of Peer

Case 1: Creating Certificates
Certificate Authority
Peer A
Private | Public Key pair Private | Public Key pair

Peer A Peer B
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Case 2: Sharing data Public Key CA
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Peer B Peer C
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Case 3: Ownership preservation
Public Key CA
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Peer B Peer C
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Case 4: Tamper proofing
Public Key CA

 Index database
 Index Access Permissions
 Keyword search

 Item rating
 Peer rating
 Cascaded Rating

Rating
ShareFolder UploadDownload
TamperProofing
Index Cryptics
Database
GUI

Commercial
Viability
 Build a secured P2P network
 Secure standalone applications

 [1] Mastering JXTA
By Joseph D. Gradecki
 [2] Security Programming CookBook for C and C++
By Matt Meissier, John Viega
 [3] Malicious Threats of Peer-to-Peer Networking
By Eric Chien, Symantec Security Response.
 [4] The Stanford Peers
http://infolab.stanford.edu/peers/
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COVID-19 had an unprecedented impact on scientific collaboration. The pandemic and its broad response from the scientific community has forged new relationships among public health practitioners, mathematical modelers, and scientific computing specialists, while revealing critical gaps in exploiting advanced computing systems to support urgent decision making. Informed by our team’s work in applying high-performance computing in support of public health decision makers during the COVID-19 pandemic, we present how Globus technologies are enabling the development of an open science platform for robust epidemic analysis, with the goal of collaborative, secure, distributed, on-demand, and fast time-to-solution analyses to support public health.

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2. Framework for Securing Peer to Peer Network By Hrishikesh Kale Amol Jagtap Abhinav Kadam Pravin Kalbhor Guided By Mr. Tejas Lagad, Product Manager, Symantec Prof. Rajesh Ingale, HOD Computer Department, PICT Sponsored By

3. •Worms and Viruses •Data sniffing •Corrupted data sharing

4.  To develop a framework for building a secured peer to peer network for file sharing application. This P2P network will enable the peers to search and securely download a specific file.

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6. Underlying Network (JXTA) User Shared Folders Database P2P Network D E M O A P P L I C A T I O N Certificate Authority Ozone Framework Tamper Proofing Indexing and Searching Peer Rating

7.  Certifying the peer by assigning Digital certificate.  File ownership preservation.  Use of third party CA and PKI infrastructure.

8. Initialize or Reinstall the Certificate Authority Issue Certificate Key Store P2P Network Pee r

9.  <Peer Certificate>  <Peer ID> urn:jxta:uuid-SAMPLE PEER ID 472 </PeerID>  <Public Key> </Public Key>  </Peer Certificate> Peer Certificate Private Key of CA Public Key of Peer

10.  <Peer Certificate> </Peer Certificate>  <Item Details> < Relative File paths> </Relative File paths> < File Checksums > </ File Checksums >  < /Item Details > Item Certificate Private Key of Peer

11. Case 1: Creating Certificates Certificate Authority Peer A Private | Public Key pair Private | Public Key pair

12. Peer A Peer B Saint anger.mp3 Case 2: Sharing data Public Key CA Saint anger.mp3

13. Peer B Peer C Saint anger.mp3 Case 3: Ownership preservation Public Key CA Saint anger.mp3

14. Peer B Peer C Saint anger.mp3 Case 4: Tamper proofing Public Key CA

15.  Index database  Index Access Permissions  Keyword search

16.  Item rating  Peer rating  Cascaded Rating

17. Rating ShareFolder UploadDownload TamperProofing Index Cryptics Database GUI

18. Commercial Viability  Build a secured P2P network  Secure standalone applications

19.  [1] Mastering JXTA By Joseph D. Gradecki  [2] Security Programming CookBook for C and C++ By Matt Meissier, John Viega  [3] Malicious Threats of Peer-to-Peer Networking By Eric Chien, Symantec Security Response.  [4] The Stanford Peers http://infolab.stanford.edu/peers/ References

20. Demo Application

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