Restriction System for Communication of Browsers in Web-RTC  
  Authors : Pooja Birajdar; Sagar Soni; Nandkishor Surashe; Vishal Telsang

 

Communication between people is an important factor for the development of the masses. From using animals for carrying the message to using air as a medium, communication has evolved into many forms. Sending letters for communication is a passé as people can now talk through web using video conferencing which is much more preferred and convenient. The drawbacks of the traditional system of VoIP which needs to install plugin or application to perform the operation can be overcome with the help of open source technology called Web-RTC. It allows users to directly communicate with each other directly over browser without the need of plugin. However, security of Web-RTC is main concern. Web-RTC provides security mechanisms like encryption, authentication andauthorization to the data being exchanged over network. But any untrusted user can interrupt the system and can directly start the communication. This interruption can be prevented by providing restriction on the untrusted user. The user who has already registered can only start the communication with the system and its users.

 

Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 3, Issue 3

Date of Publication : March 2016

Pages : 166 - 170

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Publication Link :Restriction System for Communication of Browsers in Web-RTC

 

 

 

Pooja Birajdar : is Pursuing B.E. in Information Technology from AISSMS Institute of Information Technology 2015-16.

Sagar Soni : is Pursuing B.E. in Information Technology from AISSMS Institute of Information Technology 2015-16.

Nandkishor Surashe : is Pursuing B.E. in Information Technology from AISSMS Institute of Information Technology 2015-16.

Vishal Telsang : is Pursuing B.E. in Information Technology from AISSMS Institute of Information Technology 2015-16.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Authentication, Authorization, Browser, Certification Authority (CA), DTLS, Identity Provider (IdP), JavaScript Signaling, Peer-to-Peer (P2P), SRTP, Web-RTC (Web Real-Time Communication), Peer-to-Peer (P2P)

As shown in the fig.3.A, an anonymous user to the server tries to call a user present in another system, which is prohibited by the server as depicted in fig.3.B which shows a message regarding the blocking of the intruder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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