TS 102 466 : 1.1.1
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SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS AND SYSTEMS (SES); BROADBAND SATELLITE MULTIMEDIA (BSM); MULTICAST SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 BSM Secure Multicast Service Requirements
4.1 Multicast threat analysis
4.2 Multicast service scenarios
4.3 Summary of multicast security service requirements
5 BSM Multicast Security Functional Architecture
Requirements
5.1 Multicast security reference framework
5.2 Generic BSM multicast architecture
5.3 Interactions between security and other non
BSM entities
5.4 Summary of multicast key management requirements
6 BSM Multicast Security Functional Architecture Definition
6.1 Detailed BSM security functional architecture
6.2 Interactions between multicast security and
QoS BSM entities
6.3 Interactions between multicast security and multicast
source management entities
Annex A (informative): The current DVB-RCS security system
A.I DVB-RCS Authentication
A.2 Transport of security messages
A.3 DVB-RCS multicast extensions
Annex B (informative): IPSec extensions for multicast
B.1 Security Association Modes
B.2 Modifications to IPsec Databases
B.3 Data Origin Authentication
B.4 Interworking between unicast and multicast Key Management
B.5 IPv4 NAT issues
B.6 Avoidance of NAT Using an IPv6 Over IPv4 Network
Annex D (informative): Bibliography
History
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