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Securing SDN southbound and data plane communication with IBC

Lam et al., 2016

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11888654913126264637
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Lam J
Lee S
Lee H
Oktian Y
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Mobile Information Systems

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In software‐defined network (SDN), the southbound protocol defines the communication between the control plane and the data plane. The agreed protocol, OpenFlow, suggests securing the southbound communication with Transport Layer Security (TLS). However …
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