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[Users] DoCoMo USA cellular real-time IPSEC job posting
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (R. A. Hettinga)
Thu Jun 14 17:32:46 2001
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[It's interesting that they see IPSEC as 'not realtime', when
our implementation sets up tunnels in under a second (perhaps they
want to improve on this, which wouldn't hurt). But if their net
will have longer end-to-end delays, the negotiation time would increase
by some multiple of the average delay, potentially causing problems.
Anyway, does anyone from our IPSEC crowd want to help the future
cellular network have real security and privacy, or at least the best
we know how to build? --gnu]
IACR Newsletter
Vol. 18, No. 2, Summer 2001.
Published by the International Association for Cryptologic Research
Christian Cachin, Editor
http://www.iacr.org/newsletter/
[...lots of stuff edited out...into the job ads... --gnu]
DoCoMo USA Labs
TITLE : Research Engineer
EDUCATION : PhD in computer science, mathematics or a related field
HOURS : Full Time, Regular
JOB BENEFITS/SALARY : Competitive Package will be provided
PROJECT NAME : Mobile Internet
JOB NAME : Real-time security
JOB CODE : ?????
JOB DESCRIPTION :
Future cellular network is expected to be fully IP-based. This means 1) that
mobility is supported at layer 3, and 2) that the network must support both
real-time and non-real-time applications. A typical example of the real-time
applications is Voice over IP. In order to be secure, the network must deploy
Internet security technologies such as IPsec and IKE, and PKI (Public Key
Infrastructure). However, it's very difficult to provide security in
real-time.
The goal of this position is to create new technologies to achieve real-time
security. To this end, prototype systems supporting new protocols for
real-time security should be developed.
In-depth and broad knowledge of cryptography, especially public key
cryptosystem and digital certificates, are required. Industry experience in
Internet protocols (such as TCP/IP) and related security protocols (such as
IPsec) is also strongly preferred
CONTACT:
Keith E Morrissey
Vice President, Professional Services
DoCoMo USA Labs
1-408-573-1050
1-800-499-1820
www.docomo-usa.com
(06-mar-01)
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