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Adaptive Context-Aware Access Control Policy in Ad-Hoc Networks

This paper describes an adaptive context-aware access control policy for unauthenticated users. In fact, in open environments like ad-hoc networks, it is difficult to define a policy based on authentication at design time since the potential users are unknown and continuously changing. Thus, the policy can only be defined with regards to the managed resources and the security requirements related to these resources.