Integrating Named Data Networking into Webview-Based eHealth Skin Cancer Applications

E-health, also known as Electronic Health, is an information and communication technology that aims to manage various health services. However, the implementation of e-health applications also faces challenges in terms of security and privacy as it involves the exchange of sensitive data. Named data networking (NDN) is a network architecture model that shows great potential and is highly relevant for implementation in e-health applications. Named data networking significantly improves security and user privacy compared to traditional IP network architectures. In this project, several experiments are carried out by requesting data through the monitoring page so that the round trip time (RTT) value can be obtained, and the Interest or data packets can be analyzed to determine whether they are by the NDN naming packet header. With the signature key in the ndn packet, this will improves security and user privacy compared to traditional IP network architectures. Not only that, by using NDN, network management is more efficient. From the experiments that have been carried out, integrating the named data networking network into the web view-based eHealth application is successful even though not all nodes are based on the detailed data networking network. The data packet contains the signature and primary keys to NDN security, and the NDN caching system works well.