Web services offer an opportunity to redesign a variety of older systems to exploit the advantages of a flexible, extensible, secure set of standards. WSEmail explores the objective of improving Internet messaging (email) by redesigning it as a family of web services. This promises improvements in integration, security, and flexibility compared to the legacy messaging architecture based on SMTP. Work on WSEmail includes exploring an architecture, prototype implementation, and applications. Since increased flexibility often mitigates against security and performance, it is necessary to develop strategies for proving security properties and efficiently implementing WSEmail as well as exploring opportunities for its applications.
WSEmail research originated in Penn Security Lab funded by a grant from Microsoft. Continuing research is part of the AMPol project.
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WSEmail: Secure Internet Messaging Based on Web Services,
Kevin D. Lux, Michael J. May, Nayan L. Bhattad, and Carl A. Gunter.
IEEE Internation Conference on Web Services (ICWS '05), Orlando, Florida, July 2005. [PPT]{BIB]
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