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Issues in a Mobile Agent-based Multimedia Retrieval Scenario

Mobile agents traverse the Internet, often on behalf of their users. Intelligent search agents access information in dynamic heterogeneous environments. The legal and technical implications of the use of agents in such situations are not fully understood. In this paper a scenario in which a mobile agent searches a multimedia database on behalf of its user, is used to provide a common ground for discussion of the legal and technical issues involved. Requirements related to identity management, integrity, traceability and availability are identified and discussed in the context of existing technology.