Scalable Group Rekeying for Secure Multicast: A Survey

Many group key management approaches have been recently proposed for providing scalable group rekeying to support secure communications for large and dynamic groups. We give an overview of these approaches and show the research trends. Finally, we discuss some new research directions on this subject.

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