What is Key Management

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The process of managing key materials (e.g., key generation, key distribution, etc.) in a cryptosystem. Learn more in: Resilience Against False Data Injection Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks

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The techniques or processes of creating, distributing, and maintaining a secret key, which will be used to protect the secrecy of communications or to ensure the original data are not maliciously altered. Learn more in: Security in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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Any method in information security by which cryptographic keys are exchanged or established between users based use of some cryptographic schemes. Learn more in: Information Security and Privacy in Medical Application Scenario

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It is the process of creating, distributing to the senor nodes before they are deployed in sensor field. Later, it also includes the key refreshment process where cryptographic keys are changed to make the scheme secure against node capture attack. Learn more in: Fruit Fly Optimization-Based Adversarial Modeling for Securing Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN)

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Process of generating, validating, exchanging, and renewing asymmetric and symmetric keys Learn more in: Security and Privacy in Wireless Sensor Networks: Challenges and Solutions

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It is collection of different processes required to generate the cryptographic keys, distribution, and setup between the communicating nodes to carry out a secure information exchange. Learn more in: Scalable Rekeying Using Linked LKH Algorithm for Secure Multicast Communication

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The process of managing key materials in a cryptosystem which is related to key generation, storage, exchange, update, and replacement Learn more in: A Survey of Key Management in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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Any method in information security by which cryptographic keys are exchanged or established between users based use of some cryptographic schemes. Learn more in: Information Security and Privacy in Medical Application Scenario

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A scheme to dynamically establish and maintain secure channels among communicating nodes. In wireless sensor networks, a key management scheme must deal with the following important issues: key deployment/key predistribution, key discovery, key establishment/key setup, node addition/rekeying, and node eviction/key revocation. Learn more in: Routing Security in Wireless Sensor Networks

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It is set of different processes required to generate the cryptographic keys, distribute in the sensor nodes, and setup between the communicating nodes to carry out a secure information exchange. Learn more in: Key Management in WSN Security: An Attacker's Perspective